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A Colonial Christmas Celebration

A Colonial Christmas Celebration

Carol Young

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Our Young Readers
Año de edición:
2024
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Historia
ISBN:
9798989568529
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How did Colonial Americans celebrate Christmas in the 1700’s?Go back in time as we celebrate with fox hunts, food and festivities.Enjoy this festive rhyming romp!Colonists celebrated Christmas differently than we do today. Festivities included games, songs and sharing of the wassail.

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