On April 18, 1906, an earthquake struck San Francisco. This book explains why California is called "earthquake country"; describes the death and destruction caused by the earthquake and the fires which raged for three days; tells about the relief supplies which were rushed to to the stricken city from all parts of the world and discusses the reconstruction of the city.
"A biography of the French scientist whose war with [microbes] the 'invisible giants' ended finally in triumph and offered new opportunities for healthful living." The Bookseller.
An account of the Civil War from its causes to its final battles, including discussions of dominant figures of the era, strategies of major battles, and brutal sieges that marked this conflict.
Explains, in question and answer format, legal rights of minors and their duties and responsibilities under the law regarding parents, trouble at home, school, jobs, and money.
