James Otis

Philip of Texas: A Story of Sheep Raising in Texas

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Philip is twelve years old when his parents decide to leave Mississippi and move to the Republic of Texas. As he learns to handle one new adventure and danger after another, Philip continues to dream of how his own herd of twelve sheep might multiply on this vast new land. By James Otis. Paperback.

 

Used in the Notgrass "Our 50 States" curriculum.

Grade Level: 1st - 4th Grade.

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