Huck's Raft : A History of American Childhood
by Steven Mintz
A comprehensive history tracing the evolution of childhood in America from colonial times to today, exploring social and cultural influences on young lives.
About This Book
Huck's Raft explores the changing experiences of children in the United States across several centuries.
The book examines how social, economic, and cultural forces have shaped childhood over time.
It draws on historical sources to trace evolving attitudes toward children and family life.
Readers gain insight into the broader American past through the lens of youth and upbringing.
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