Resource Summary
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The Story of Liberty by Charles C. Coffin (Author) Written from a decidedly Christian perspective, this book relates history from the signing of the Magna Charta to the Pilgrims and emphasizes the cost of liberty. |
Details
- Resource Type: Book
- ISBN: 093855820X
- Print Status: In Print
- Chapters: 31
- Pages: 415
- Suggested Grade Level: 7th - 12th
- Geographical Setting: England, Germany, Holland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, North America, France, Scotland
- Historical Setting: 1215 - 1621
- Subjects: History
- Publisher: Maranatha Publications
- Copyright: 1987
- Written: 1879
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Chapter Details
- 1 — John Lackland and the Barons
- 2 — The Man who Preached after He was Dead
- 3 — The Fire that was Kindled in Bohemia
- 4 — What Laurence Coster and John Guttenberg did for Liberty
- 5 — The Men who ask Questions
- 6 — How a Man Tried to Reach the East by Sailing West
- 7 — The New Home of Liberty
- 8 — A Boy who objected to Marrying his Brother's Widow
- 9 — The Man who Can Do no Wrong
- 10 — The Boy who Sung for his Breakfast
- 11 — What the Boy who Sung for his Breakfast Saw in Rome
- 12 — The Boy-cardinal
- 13 — The Boy-emperor
- 14 — The Field of the Cloth of Gold
- 15 — The Men who Obey Orders
- 16 — Plans that did not Come to Pass
- 17 — The Man who Split the Church in Twain
- 18 — The Queen who Burned Heretics
- 19 — How Liberty Began in France
- 20 — The Man who Filled the World with Woe
- 21 — Progress of Liberty in England
- 22 — How the Pope Put Down the Heretics
- 23 — The Queen of the Scots
- 24 — St. Bartholomew
- 25 — How the 'Beggars' Fought for their Rights
- 26 — Why the Queen of Scotland Lost her Head
- 27 — The Retribution that Followed Crime
- 28 — William Brewster and his Friends
- 29 — The Star of Empire
- 30 — The 'Half-moon'
- 31 — Strangers and Pilgrims