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"The Story of America" - Copyright 1975 and published by the Reader's Digest Association, Inc., Pleasantville, New York. / LCC# 75-3837
America calls, with freedom to worship, to learn, to assemble, and to debate any issue, a new land where a family can find a home, where there is work to do, where the people will be heard, and where they are free to come and go and seek a better life. Our natural bounty, from border to border and sea to sea, was incomparably varied and seemingly inexhaustible, but now we begin to realize that unless we cherish this legacy and use it more wisely, it can be lost to future generations. People working together with imagination, vitality, and persistence have produced triumphs of inventiveness and technology in commerce, industry, communications, and transportation beyond anything the world has ever seen or dreamed of. / Hardbound / 527 pages / illustrated
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