Coal Camp Justice John Arthur Grades K-5 will help teachers

Grades K-5 will help teachers

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Coal Camp Justice John Arthur Grades K-5 will help teachersFrom the coal camps of northeastern New Mexico comes a tale of families and friends struggling to rise above working and living conditions Theodore Roosevelt once described as worse than the serfdom of the Middle Ages. In this prequel to 'Coal Camp Days', the Chicorico miners battle to establish a labour union that promises to rectify dangerous and oppressive mining conditions. The story opens in 1931 when Julian and Dahlia Heard, an African American