A chicken was there also tales of the courageous chickens who were there through the Civil War and the rebuilding of America

"As America marched to war, brother against brother, neighbor against neighbor, A CHICKEN WAS THERE. When a ship sailed into New York Harbor, bound for Ellis Island, A CHICKEN WAS THERE. When women stood to be counted, demanding the right to vote, A CHICKEN WAS THERE. Now, for the first time ever, t...

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Main Author: Davenport, A. A., (Arlene A.) (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: [Texas] : A.A. Davenport, 2024.
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Summary:"As America marched to war, brother against brother, neighbor against neighbor, A CHICKEN WAS THERE. When a ship sailed into New York Harbor, bound for Ellis Island, A CHICKEN WAS THERE. When women stood to be counted, demanding the right to vote, A CHICKEN WAS THERE. Now, for the first time ever, the chicken who witnessed the events of 1800's America will tell their stories. Part historical fiction, part humorous observation, the sharp wit and heartwarming innocence of the hens and roosters who were there give their unbiased accounts of life leading up to the American Civil War and its aftermath. Over the course of twenty-five short stories, these eyewitnesses to history will show you a side of America never before told and not easily forgotten. From the Underground Railroad to the Klondike Gold Rush, from the Statue of Liberty to the Battle of Manassas, a chicken was there."--Back cover.
Physical Description:128 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN:9798325971808