Philip Reid saves the statue of freedom
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Ann Arbor, MI : Sleeping Bear Press, [2014].
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36 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm
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On December 2, 1863, a bronze statue was placed atop the dome of the United States Capitol. Standing more than 19 feet tall, the figure called "Freedom" was designed and created during a period of great turmoil in American history. But at one point during its creation, it wasn't clear the statue would even get to its final destination. One man, in particular, played an important role in seeing the statue through to completion. His name was Philip Reid. Born into slavery, Reid grew up on a South Carolina farm, helping various craftsmen such as the blacksmith and the potter. Eventually, he was sold to a man named Clark Mills, who opened a foundry in Washington, D.C. Mills's foundry was contracted to cast the Freedom statue, but the project was jeopardized when a seemingly unsolvable puzzle arose. And it was Philip Reid who stepped in to solve it.
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APA Citation (style guide)

Lapham, S. S., Walton, E., & Christie, R. G. (2014). Philip Reid saves the statue of freedom. Ann Arbor, MI, Sleeping Bear Press.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)

Lapham, Steven Sellers, Eugene, Walton and R. Gregory Christie. 2014. Philip Reid Saves the Statue of Freedom. Ann Arbor, MI, Sleeping Bear Press.

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Lapham, Steven Sellers, Eugene, Walton and R. Gregory Christie, Philip Reid Saves the Statue of Freedom. Ann Arbor, MI, Sleeping Bear Press, 2014.

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Lapham, Steven Sellers,, et al. Philip Reid Saves the Statue of Freedom. Ann Arbor, MI, Sleeping Bear Press, 2014.

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