The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated

Discover the Masterpieces of Literature in an Engaging New Format

Are you a fan of classic literature but find it difficult to dive into dense novels? Or perhaps you're new to the world of literature and not sure where to start? Look no further! The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated brings you a unique and captivating way to experience timeless stories. With its visually stunning illustrations and accessible storytelling, you'll find yourself lost in the magic of these renowned literary works.

Covering the Classics in a Truly Quintessential Fashion

The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated takes the most beloved and influential works of literature and transforms them into beautifully illustrated editions. From the works of William Shakespeare and Jane Austen to Charles Dickens and Mark Twain, this series has it all. Each book in the series invites readers to embark on a literary journey through classic stories, without compromising the integrity of the original works.

The Story of the Americans - Volume II: The Great Republic [Quintessential Classics] [Illustrated]

by Jennifer Ampofoah Smith(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	33870 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	372 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

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Whether you're a student studying English literature or simply an avid reader looking for a new way to experience timeless tales, The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated is designed to captivate and engage. The illustrated format breathes new life into the stories, making them more accessible and visually appealing.

An Engaging Blend of Visual Art and Literature

One of the outstanding features of The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated is its striking artwork. Talented artists collaborate with renowned writers to create illustrations that perfectly complement the narrative. Every stroke of the brush and use of color adds depth and emotion to the story, creating an immersive experience for readers.

The careful selection of artists ensures that each illustration aligns with the author's intended vision, all while adding a modern touch. These captivating visuals not only enhance the storytelling but also provide a fresh perspective, bridging the gap between the past and the present.

Rekindling the Love for Literature

In a digital age where attention spans are shrinking, The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated breathes new life into classic literature. With its dynamic illustrations and engaging storytelling, it rekindles the love for literature and opens up the world of great stories to a wider audience.

Whether you're looking to explore the depths of Shakespearean tragedies or embark on thrilling adventures with iconic characters like Sherlock Holmes or Huckleberry Finn, this series has something for everyone. It's a gateway to the treasures of literature, inviting readers to rediscover the beauty and power of classic stories.

The Perfect Addition to Your Bookshelf

Aside from their captivating content, The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated books also make for stunning additions to any bookshelf or collection. Their eye-catching covers and visually appealing designs will become conversation starters for literary enthusiasts and art lovers alike.

With each edition, you'll have a work of art in your hands – a testament to the enduring power of literature and visual storytelling. These books are not just objects, but companions that will stay with you throughout your reading journey.

Embrace the Magic of The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated

If you're ready to embark on a literary adventure like no other, The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated is the perfect starting point. Lose yourself in the vivid world of classic literature, brought to you in a visually captivating format that enriches the reading experience.

From the synergy between art and literature to the timeless tales that have shaped generations, this series encapsulates the best of both worlds. Step into the pages of these books, and let the words and illustrations transport you to a realm where imagination knows no bounds.

Revel in the beauty of literature with The Great Republic Quintessential Classics Illustrated – where the stories that shaped civilizations come alive like never before!

The Story of the Americans - Volume II: The Great Republic [Quintessential Classics] [Illustrated]

by Jennifer Ampofoah Smith(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	33870 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	372 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

FREE

The birth of our great republic, the United States of America, took place on July 4, 1776; but although this event was joyfully hailed by patriotic Americans, it was some time before any of the foreign nations took public notice of the fact, or sent her their congratulations.
France was the first to stretch out a friendly hand to the United States, thus setting a good example which many other countries were glad to follow. These tokens of good will were gratefully received, for our poor country had a very hard time of it in the beginning, and spent the first few years of her life in constant warfare.
The mother country—also known as Britannia, or Great Britain—wanted to keep the American colonies under her harsh rule, and when they revolted, she took up arms to force them back into a state of blind obedience. It was these thirteen revolted colonies which, banded together, decided to form the new and independent nation which in poetry is often called Columbia.
Now, Miss Columbia had inherited from her mother a great love of liberty. She therefore insisted upon managing her own affairs; and when Britannia tried to prevent her from doing so, she fearlessly waged the Revolutionary War.
After about eight years of warfare, seeing that nothing else could be done with this high-spirited chip of the old block, Britannia finally consented to let her have her own way. This permission, very grudgingly granted, formed the second treaty of Paris, which was agreed to in 1783...