Webpac

Online Catalog > Book

Check-outs :

The forbidden schoolhouse : the true and dramatic story of Prudence Crandall and her students

Hit：263
Rating：0
Review：0
Trackback：0
Forward：0

Simple

MARC

001

72396

008

090309s2005 xxua g b 001 mbeng d

005		20160428132310.0
020		\|a0618473025\|q(hardcover) : \|cUS$19.00
020		\|a9780618473021\|q(hardcover) : \|cUS$19.00
035		\|a72396
040		\|aCBS\|beng\|eAACR2
041	0	\|aeng
050	14	\|aLA2317.C73
082	04	\|a370.92\|222
095		\|bLHEB\|cHE000034\|d920\|eCRA\|tDDC\|m0\|pBOOK\|fVICKY\|zCIR
100	1	\|aJurmain, Suzanne.
245	10	\|aThe forbidden schoolhouse : \|bthe true and dramatic story of Prudence Crandall and her students / \|cSuzanne Jurmain.
260		\|aBoston, Mass. : \|bHoughton Mifflin, \|cc2005.
300		\|aix, 150 p. : \|bcol. ill. ; \|c24 cm.
500		\|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [138]-144) and index.
600	10	\|aCrandall, Prudence--1803-1890--Juvenile literature.
650	0	\|aWomen educators--Connecticut--Biography--Juvenile literature.
650	0	\|aAfrican American women--Education--Connecticut--History--Juvenile literature.
983		\|aBiography

Bookmark：

Export

keepsite
Introduction
About Author
Tags(0)
Collection(0)
Review(0)
Rating(0)

An engaging account relates the story of how, in 1830, Prudence Crandall opened a school in Canterbury, Connecticut, to teach African-American girls, and was greeted by cruelty and hate by the townspeople who threw her in jail and burned down the school.

Top

Must Login

The forbidden schoolhouse : the true and dramatic story of Prudence Crandall and her students

Show Similar Items :