Bring Plutarch to life with this annotated edition. The Plenary Study Guide includes: <ul> <li>COMPLETE TEXT of Plutarch's Life of Publicola</li> <li>ANNOTATED & REFERENCED with explanatory notes</li> <li>INTRODUCTION with biographical information about Plutarch himself</li> <li>WHO'S WHO to help you understand the key players in Publicola</li> <li>PROLOGUE with essential background information about Publicola and the times in which he lived</li> <li>EPILOGUE connects Publicola to modern events and gives the student some important ideas to think about</li> <li>FREE RESOURCES at www.cmplenary.com to bring your Plutarch study to life </li> </ul> What makes a person great? What makes a person weak? What makes a tyrant? Plutarch shows us that it is the small decisions in a man's life that make up his character. We then get to see the consequences of those decisions. Plutarch does not judge for us, although he certainly has his opinions! He lays the man's life before us and we are left to judge. It truly is a remarkable way to study character and morality.

Plutarch's Life of Publicola: Plenary Annotated Study Guide (The Plenary Plutarch Series)

Education & Teaching

Lebowitz, Rachel

Plutarch

Schools & Teaching

A Charlotte Mason Plenary, LLC

The Annotated Edition of Volume 6 includes the full, unabridged text of Charlotte Mason’s original work: A Philosophy of Education. All her words and wisdom have been retained while, at the same time, certain updates have been made for you, the modern reader.
Charlotte wrote her six volumes of the Home Education Series from 1885-1921. Her frequent references can leave today’s reader a bit frustrated, as she assumed that her readers would understand the context for each person, event, or book that she mentions. Without that context, the wisdom of her words can seem veiled and inaccessible for many readers.
My goal in adding annotations is to highlight Charlotte’s text and make it easier to read so that you gain a deeper understanding of her words and meaning.
Once you understand the references and the context, it is the key to unlocking the gate. You are no longer bogged down with unfamiliar terminology and references. The words soar.
THE ANNOTATED EDITION OF VOLUME 6 FEATURES:
<ul>
<li>The text has been updated with a modern font that is easier to read.</li>
<li>American spellings, not British, are used throughout.</li>
<li>The original page numbers, as published in earlier editions of Charlotte’s volumes, are in the margins so you can easily cross-reference other editions or study guides.</li>
<li>Annotations have been added.</li>
</ul>
The annotations provide context to help you better understand Charlotte’s frequent references to the people, events, and culture of her time.
Gain a deeper understanding of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy with the Annotated Editions from A Charlotte Mason Plenary.
For more information about the Charlotte Mason method of education, visit CMPLENARY.COM.

A Philosophy of Education: Annotated Edition

Religion & Spirituality

Mason, Charlotte

Religious Studies

PLUTARCH JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT EASIER! 
Our Plutarch Study Guides make it easier to add Plutarch into your homeschool! Annotations, definitions, and pronunciations make Plutarch an open-and-go subject. 
Bring Plutarch to life with this ANNOTATED EDITION. The Plenary Study Guide includes: The ORIGINAL TEXT of Plutarch’s Life, edited for length and content ANNOTATIONS, DEFINITIONS, and PRONUNCIATIONS An INTRODUCTION with biographical information about Plutarch A WHO'S WHO to help you understand the key players A PROLOGUE with essential background information about Ancient Rome An EPILOGUE that wraps up the Study Guide, connects it to modern events and gives the student some important ideas to think about FREE RESOURCES PAGE and optional PLUTARCH PICTURE STUDY at www.cmplenary.com to bring your Plutarch study to life 
What makes a person a man of the people? What makes him a tyrant? Plutarch shows us that character is built upon the small, everyday decisions of a man's life. We get to see the consequences of those decisions through Plutarch's text. We are left to judge. 
Study character and morality with Plutarch.

Plutarch's Life of Julius Caesar: Annotated Edition

This edition of America First has been completely UPDATED AND REVISED for modern readers. 
AMERICA FIRST by Lawton Evans has always been my favorite book for elementary American History. The author has such a wonderful narrative style that always keeps students engaged. Unfortunately, the book also contains language and attitudes that are racially insensitive, as it was first published in the early 1900s. I have tried to remedy this so that parents can enjoy reading this book to their children without having to edit as they read it aloud.
AMERICA FIRST: UPDATED EDITION includes the following changes:
<ul>
<li>Any language that described Native Americans as savages or blood-thirsty has been removed.</li>
<li>The term “Indian” has been replaced with “Native American” or simply, “natives” or "people" in most instances</li>
<li>The term “negro” has been replaced with “person” or “citizen,” or, when referring to enslaved peoples prior to or during the Civil War, the term “negro” has been replaced with “slave.”</li>
<li>All instances of the term “master” and “marse” have been removed.</li>
<li>The term “white men” has been changed to “explorers,” “English colonists,” “colonists,” or simply, “citizens” or “people,” depending on the context.</li>
<li>Other updates to the book include restoring dignity to the descriptions of enslaved peoples.</li>
<li>Dates have been updated.</li>
<li>New illustrations have been added to the original illustrations.</li>
</ul>
I hope you and your children enjoy the updated edition of AMERICA FIRST.
For a complete listing of books and study guides,
or for more information regarding the Charlotte Mason method of education,
please see THE PLENARY website at CMPLENARY.COM.

America First: Updated Edition

Children's Books

Evans, Lawton B.

History

Yes, it's ANNOTATED! The Plenary Annotated Edition of Volume 1 makes reading Charlotte's words easier and more clear. The annotations provide context, definitions, and explanations. Gain a deeper understanding of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy with The Plenary Annotated Home Education Series.THE PLENARY ANNOTATED EDITION OF VOLUME 1 INCLUDES:The complete unabridged text of Home Education: Volume 1 by Charlotte MasonAnnotated and referenced with explanatory notesUpdated easy-to-read font and American spellingsReformatted as a study guide for ease of reading and note takingOriginal page numbers noted in the marginsAppendix A: List of Books Appendix B: Questions for the Use of Students moved to each chapterAppendices C & D: The Examination of a Child Upon a Term’s Work is now includedCorrelates with the Plenary Resources Page for Volume 1 where you can access additional material including poems, lectures, and books Charlotte mentions in this volumeHere's what others have said about The Plenary Annotated Edition of Volume 1:“I love the easy way in which The Plenary has laid out the text; the way they’ve included definitions and explanations in the margin so that I don’t have to stop reading.” -A.K.“The added definitions and introductions to the people she refers to made all the difference. It kept me from feeling lost.” ~ M.C.“Annotations were the key for me. It’s nice to have it in perspective.” ~ A.C. For more information, visit our website at cmplenary.com.

Home Education: Plenary Annotated Edition of Volume 1 (The Plenary Annotated Home Education Series)

Politics & Social Sciences

Martin, Ruk

Social Sciences

Charlotte Mason Homeschooling made EASIER! Now with ANNOTATIONS alongside the FULL, UNABRIDGED, ORIGINAL TEXT of Home Education! 
The Annotated Charlotte Mason includes the full, unabridged text of Charlotte Mason’s original work: Home Education, Volume 1. Annotations make it EASIER FOR YOU to read and understand Charlotte Mason’s method of education so that you can create a homeschool that is life-giving, peaceful, and joyful. 
Without the context provided by the annotations, the wisdom of Charlotte Mason’s words can seem frustratingly inaccessible for many homeschooling parents. 
Charlotte wrote her six volumes of the Home Education Series from 1885 to 1921. Her frequent references of people, events, and books of her time can leave you discouraged, as she assumed her readers would understand the context. You shouldn’t have to stop and look up every single reference just so you can understand the point she is making! 
Our goal in adding annotations is to make it EASIER AND FASTER for you to read her original books so that you gain a deeper understanding of her words and meaning and can then create the homeschool you’ve always wanted. 
Understanding the references and the context is the key to unlocking the gate. You will no longer be bogged down with unfamiliar terminology and references. The words soar. 
THE ANNOTATED EDITION OF VOLUME 1 INCLUDES: Unabridged, original text of Home Education by Charlotte Mason Annotations to explain unfamiliar phrases, people, books, and events Charlotte Mason’s own study questions at the end of each chapter Wide margins for note-taking A clear, modern font that is easier to read than the original typeset used in some reprints The original page numbers, as published in earlier editions of Charlotte Mason’s volumes, are in the margins so you can easily cross-reference other editions or study guides. 
Gain a deeper understanding of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy with the Annotated Editions from A Charlotte Mason Plenary. 
For more information about the Charlotte Mason method of education, visit CMPLENARY.COM.

Home Education: Annotated Edition

On April 10th, 1815, Indonesia’s Mount Tambora erupted. Th e resulting build-up of ash in the stratosphere altered weather pat-terns and led, in 1816, to a year without summer. Instead, there were June snowstorms, food shortages, epidemics, inventions, and the proliferation of new cults and religious revivals.
 Hauntingly meaningful in today’s climate crisis, Lebowitz’s lyric essay charts the events and eff ects of that apocalyptic year. Weaving together history, mythology, and memoir, The Year of No Summer ruminates on weather, war, and our search for God and meaning in times of disaster.

The Year of No Summer

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Biblioasis

Hannus is a poetic biography of Ida Hannus, a Finnish-Canadian suffragist and socialist living in Vancouver and in the BC Finnish commune Sointula, through the turn of the 20th century to the Cold War. This is Rachel Lebowitz's debut book of poetry.

Hannus

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Pedlar Pr

In Anything But Hank! Rachel Lebowitz and Zachariah Wells combine the whimsical humour of Lewis Carroll with the adventure-narrative balladeering of Robert Service to spin an unforgettable tale of a baby -- and a pig! -- in search of a name. Their quest takes them from the city to the mountains, as they seek an audience with the Wizard and his baby-naming Mexican beaded lizard. The story, accompanied by the gorgeously lush paintings of Eric Orchard, is a delight for readers of all ages.

Anything But Hank

Wells, Zachariah

Animals

Plutarch's Lives made easy! 
Plutarch's Life of Publicola carries the torch of liberty from Ancient Rome to modern-day. 
A brutal act sparked the overthrow of a monarchy and ushered in a new government dedicated to liberty and freedom. No, it isn't the American Revolution, but the two events have more in common than you might think!The Annotated Plutarch Series includes: The original text of Plutarch’s Life, edited for length and content Annotations, definitions, and pronunciations in the margins An introduction with biographical information about Plutarch himself A "Who's Who" to help you understand the key players A prologue with essential background information about Publicola and the times in which he lived An epilogue which connects Plutarch's text to modern events and gives the student some important ideas to think about A free Resources Page at cmplenary.com to bring your Plutarch study to lifeFor more information about the study of Plutarch, visit A Charlotte Mason Plenary at cmplenary.com.

The Annotated Plutarch - Publicola: Plutarch's Lives Made Easy (The Annotated Plutarch Series)

Biographies

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