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Blurb In the form of conversations between four young people and their great uncle, Thomas Betterworth. It is designed for children somewhat older than those for whom there was published in 1835 "History of the United States: no. II. Or, Uncle Philip's conversations with the children about New-York [by F.L. Hawks]" The latter work is frequently mentioned and errors corrected.
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