The Liberty Reader (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Timely stories and essays about duty, courage, and democracy from America’s World War I era.

This collection brings together powerful narratives, poems, and essays that explore what it means to be a citizen, to serve a cause greater than oneself, and to honor family and country. Through intimate family moments, heroism in wartime, and calls to be informed, responsible participants in democracy, the book offers a concise portrait of American values in trying times. It is a compelling mix of fiction and nonfiction that speaks to readers who care about history, citizenship, and the responsibilities of freedom.

- Experience human glimpses of devotion, sacrifice, and resilience in the face of war.
- Read essays and poems that celebrate democracy, duty, and community.
- See how young people and families navigate patriotism, schooling, and public life.
- Discover a window into American life and ideals during the early 20th century.

Ideal for readers of history, civics, and wartime literature who want a compact, thoughtful survey of patriotism and public duty.

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