The True Citizen: How to Become One

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The True Citizen: How to Become One

by William Fisher Markwick, William Alexander Smith

EN·~6 hours·48 chapters

Chapters

48 total

Produced by Ryan D. Evans, Juliet Sutherland, Charles Franks

0:07

THE TRUE CITIZEN, HOW TO BECOME ONE - BY - W. F. MARKWICK, D. D. AND W. A. SMITH, A. B. - PREFACE.

2:58

THE AUTHORS. - I. - EDUCATION OF THE NATURAL FACULTIES. - MEMORY GEMS.

11:25

II. OBSERVATION. - MEMORY GEMS.

6:34

JOHN JAMES AUDUBON.

4:01

III. OBEDIENCE. - MEMORY GEMS.

7:17

THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE.

3:11

IV. CANDOR. - MEMORY GEMS.

7:33

DEAN STANLEY.

2:55

V. AFFECTION. - MEMORY GEMS.

8:55

Description

This reader was created for seventh‑ and eighth‑grade students who want more than just a political lesson in citizenship. Instead of dry theory, it weaves short stories, daily “memory gems,” and weekly themes that guide young people toward stronger moral judgment and personal responsibility. The layout follows a simple calendar‑style plan, offering one focused chapter each week to keep the material manageable and memorable.

The book relies heavily on vivid anecdotes and carefully chosen illustrations that introduce the ideas of notable thinkers without overwhelming the learner. By pairing each lesson with a brief bibliography, it encourages curious readers to explore further and to see how character, intellect, and physical well‑being can grow together. The overall aim is to help students build a balanced sense of self that prepares them for active, ethical participation in their communities.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (386K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-07-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

WF

William Fisher Markwick

1848–1911

A late-19th-century writer and clergyman, he helped bring history, civics, and missionary biography to young readers and general audiences. His books reflect a practical, educational style shaped by both religious work and a strong interest in public life.

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WA

William Alexander Smith

b. 1866

Known for writing practical books on character and citizenship, this early-20th-century educator aimed his work at helping young readers grow into thoughtful, responsible adults. His surviving books suggest a teacher more interested in everyday moral habits than grand theory.

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