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…í ze svých bohatě ilustrovaných příruček. Návodná knihu pro chlapce, ''The American Boys’ Handy Book''<ref> | {{capitalize|Beard}}, Daniel Carter: ''What to do and how to do it : the American boy's handy book''. Charles Scribner's Sons. New York. 1882

{{capitalize|Every}} American boy a hundred years ago lived either on a farm or in such close touch with …would have been nearly perfect if he were well known, but to the ordinary American he was as strange as Plato or Siddartha.

…ut fear, without reproach, the noblest figure, undoubtedly, that glorifies American history's page. …man’s man, with especial message for America. Third, it is not safe in any field to set the standard over-high. If I were leading a gang of trampers on the

…would have been nearly perfect if he were well known, but to the ordinary American he was as strange as Plato or Siddartha. …name from Woodcraft Indians to Boy Scouts, and still further enlarging the field by adding several purely civic departments, including a savings bank law fo

Here my natural instincts found free scope, an open field, an ever-widening field. I was like a hawk that had been raised in a cage, and when at last a chanc For mental development we use the alluring field of nature study and the training of handicraft.

Here my natural instincts found free scope, an open field, an ever-widening field. I was like a hawk that had been raised in a cage, and when at last a chanc For mental development we use the alluring field of nature study and the training of handicraft.

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Here my natural instincts found free scope, an open field, an ever-widening field. I was like a hawk that had been raised in a cage, and when at last a chanc For mental development we use the alluring field of nature study and the training of handicraft.

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…name from Woodcraft Indians to Boy Scouts, and still further enlarging the field by adding several purely civic departments, including a savings bank law fo …true of the New York boys in those days was gradually becoming true of all American boys.

'''The New Department of “American Woodcraft” for Boys: By the Author of “Wild Animals I Have Known”''' …domestic bird, red or yellow oil paint, and a bottle of black, waterproof, American drawing ink. A Turkey tail feather must be trimmed to Eagle shape by cuttin

For mental development we use the alluring field of nature study and the training of handicraft. First, your fun must be made, not bought with money. Our American boys have the idea that you can’t have fun without spending money. We tea

…byl ''[[Spirit of the Times]]'' (1831), který ho později pohltil. Nebo ''[[American Monthly]]'' (1833), který začal vydávat jeden z nejvýraznějších prop Začaly vycházet další outdoorové magazíny ''[[Turf, Field and Farm]]'' (1865) a od r. 1873 také ''[[Forest and Stream]]''. Mezi jeho

For mental development we use the alluring field of nature study and the training of handicraft. First, your fun must be made, not bought with money. Our American boys have the idea that you can’t have fun without spending money. We tea

…m was called Kanhlalas, the Weasel. He was little and brown and lived in a field. One day a strange thing happened to him. Listen, I will tell you about it. “Near the field where the Weasel had his home there was a mountain. On top of the mountain

…headed straight for this grove and jumped the stone wall that enclosed the field. “Daddy purchased the place from a well-known American artist,” explained Zan, enjoying the appreciation of her friends.

…romantic touch. Looking up all of these things really teaches one a lot of American history, too. “I see it!” cried Trixie, as she pointed to an American flag draped over the fireplace of the room.