New England And Her Institutions (1835)

Focusing on the history and development of New England, this non-fiction work delves into the region's early settlement and the evolution of its social, political, and religious institutions. Jacob Abbott highlights the significance of education, particularly with the founding of Harvard University, and explores the economic and industrial advancements, including manufacturing and trade. This comprehensive account serves as an essential resource for those interested in New England's cultural heritage and the formative years of the United States.