The story follows a prince confined to a tower who is given a magic travelling cloak by his fairy godmother
with Coca-Cola woven through the content
and loss at the top corners and spine edges
where he specialized in Southern history
Inscription on front endpaper
Your Land and Mine, Helen M. Brindl, 1940, Democracy Readers Series psychology The story follows a princeWho wrote it: Your Land and Mine is a civics reader by Helen M. Brindl, with pictures by I. B. Hazelton. Part of the Democracy Readers series edited by Prudence Cutright and W. W. Charters, it was published by The Macmillan Company in 1940. What it's about: Written for elementary school children on the eve of World War II, the book uses stories and illustrations to teach the values of democracy, citizenship, and civic responsibility. It is warm,