Ten Great Events in History

Synopsis

Ten Great Events in History is a historical exploration of important events and the persons who was instrumental for the events in spite of their personal consequences, which lead to the shape the world and had the potential for subsequent changes in shaping the world.

This historical compilation work is authored by James Johonnot, an American educator remembered for his publications such as Principles and Practice of Teaching, A geographical reader, Stories of our country, and A natural history reader for school and home.

The ten events which the book details are Defense of Freedom by Greek Valor, Crusades and Crusaders, Defense of Freedom in Alpine passes, Bruce and Bannockburn, Columbus and the New world, Defense of Freedom on Dutch dikes, The invincible Armada, Freedom’s Voyage to America, Plassey, and Lexington and Bunker hill.

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