Huck's Raft : A History of American Childhood
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Huck's Raft : A History of American Childhood

by Steven Mintz

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Steven Mintz explores the history of American childhood in this broad study of how children’s lives and experiences have changed over time. Placing childhood within the larger story of the United States, the book offers useful context for readers interested in history, education, and social change.

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Huck's Raft: A History of American Childhood by Steven Mintz examines childhood within the history of the United States.

The book focuses on how American childhood has developed and changed across different periods.

It provides a historical perspective on children’s lives and experiences, placing childhood within broader social and cultural change.

This work is suited to readers interested in American history, childhood studies, and education.

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