coming of age in the American Revolution: lessons in children's resilience
Emmy Werner, an eminent American development psychologist, wrote a wonderful book a couple of years ago, titled In Pursuit of History: Coming of Age in the American Revolution, which captures the challenging and courageous lives of children in a time of war and social transformation--largely in their own words! For anyone specifically seeking a new way to engage students in the revolutionary time in American history or generally seeking historical evidence of children's resiliency in difficult times, Emerita Professor Werner's book is highly recommended.
Tags: american_revolution, children, history, resilience, war
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