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Women in Science
Ages 10–15 · 2016
Written by Janet Klausner
How one man gave his people a way to write their own language.
In the early 1800s, as Cherokee children were learning English, Sequoyah saw that his people were bound to each other and to their history by their own language. Though he could not read or write, he devoted years to creating a writing system for Cherokee. This illustrated biography tells the story of his struggle and his achievement.
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