The Fourth of July: and the Founding of America Juvenile Nonfiction - History - General These adorable creatures come in

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The Fourth of July: and the Founding of America Juvenile Nonfiction - History - General These adorable creatures come inThe United States is a nation that touts its diversity, but there is one tradition that all Americans love to share. Every year on the Fourth of July, Americans celebrate the founding of the nation. Independence Day is the greatest of national traditions, but much of the inherited lore that surrounds the Fourth is myth and legend, not history. Even the fact that the holiday is celebrated on the fourth is misleading, as the Declaration of Independence