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This comprehensive history of Vermont covers the period from the early settlement by Native Americans to the present day. It examines the major political, economic, and social trends that have shaped the state, from the struggle for independence and statehood to the rise of industry and the emergence of modern Vermont. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of New England and the United States.

In this heartwarming novel, readers follow the story of a devoted miller, his beloved wife, and their hardworking son. But when a wealthy landowner seeks to exploit the family's generosity, their lives and livelihoods are put in jeopardy. Through their unwavering faith and unflinching perseverance, the Millers emerge victorious in the face of adversity.

This authoritative work provides a comprehensive look at the people, places, and events that shaped the history of Georgia. Drawing on primary sources and first-hand accounts, the authors trace the state's development from its early colonial days through the Civil War and beyond.

The Power of Kindness is a collection of uplifting and inspiring short stories that celebrate the innate goodness of the human heart. From tales of selfless sacrifice to moments of unexpected kindness, Timothy Shay Arthur's stories offer a gentle reminder of the power of compassion and empathy in our daily lives. Perfect for readers of all ages and stages, this book will leave you feeling enlightened, encouraged, and inspired.

This collection of short stories written by T.S. Arthur is a heartwarming and thought-provoking read. Filled with stories of kindness and compassion, these tales will inspire readers to be better people. From the titular story of a young girl's relationship with her mentor to the tale of a mother's love for her son, this collection is a testament to the power of love and human connection.

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