Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker Books

Discover the fascinating life and work of America's first writer on education with this informative book. Dock's teachings, which included practical advice such as using humor and games in the classroom, continue to influence modern education today.

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This biography of Revolutionary War hero Anthony Wayne tells the story of his leadership in battle and his pivotal role in securing American independence. Pennypacker provides an in-depth look at Wayne's life and legacy.

A lively and informative history of Pennsylvania, Pennypacker's book provides a comprehensive overview of the state's rich heritage and its important role in American history. From the earliest settlements to the present day, he traces the key events and personalities that have shaped this dynamic and diverse region.

Samuel W. Pennypacker offers a collection of fascinating biographical sketches in this book. With a focus on American history and notable figures, readers can gain a better understanding of the people who helped shape the nation. Pennypacker's writing is engaging and insightful, making this book a must-read for anyone interested in American history.