This Day in Early American Frontier History – 2016: Settling America – A Pioneer History of America - June Edition (This Day in Early American Frontier History – 2016, #6) (ePub)

Settling America – A Pioneer History of America has one history lesson a day in the settlement of early America. This June edition covers the historical events of June. Early American history and its origins is a fascinating story. The pioneers carved a nation from the North American frontier. Settling the American frontier was not easy. It involved hardships, disease and enduring harsh weather in a raw wilderness.

This frontier history includes the following stories:

June 6, 1586 - Sir Francis Drake Raid on St. Augustine

June 7, 1767 - Daniel Boone First Sights Kentucky

June 12, 1771 - Patrick Gass Born - Lewis and Clark Expedition

June 19, 1754 - Franklin Heads Pennslyvannia Delegation to Albany Congress

June 25, 1758 - Lunar Eclipse - First Astronomical Event Recorded In American Colonies

These stories and more include some well-known historical events of early American settlement as well as some less familiar stories of America's origins. Together they help recreate the events of American Colonial history that helped shape the nation. Learn the fascinating story of early American settlement as the settlers formed a nation from the frontier.

The Series This Day in Early American Frontier History – 2016 tells the story of the early American frontier. It presents one history lesson a day that allows the student of American History to learn about the events and people that lived the story of American settlement. There will be twelve books in this series, one for each month. A complete collection of the books in the series will appear in late 2016.