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A number of British men and women with radical sympathies and links to the domestic reform movement travelled to Paris after 1789 to witness the events of the French Revolution. Many remained in residence or were prompted to visit the French capital with the fall of monarchy and establishment of a republic in late 1792.The British visitors who took part in and wrote about the debates animating the first French republic have received little attention in historical enquiry. While some studies have focused on noteworthy individuals who lived in in Paris in the early 1790s, the collective endeavours of British nationals have gone under the historical radar.British residents set up an emigrant political society in late 1792, based at White's hotel in the second arrondissement, under the name of the Société des Amis des Droits de l'Homme. The SADH was a hub of international political culture and served as a testing ground for ideas and written production destined for both a British and French audience. From White's hotel members launched joint writing projects, organised relief missions and contributed collectively to the debate over a new republican constitution at the turn of 1793.As well as such efforts, British nationals, along with their Irish counterparts on French soil, engaged in common business projects, took joint lodgings in Paris, helped each other with translation and interpreting services and supplied each other with financial assistance at times of severe hardship when many were incarcerated in makeshift prisons across the city. Some negotiated passports for fellow nationals out of Paris, or convinced the French authorities to allow their country men and women to remain in the capital. Many struck up binding links with local activists in the Paris sections or with figures in the revolutionary administrations which shaped their outlook on the Revolution.
The Gift of Numbers is a colorful, illustrated math fantasy curriculum that combines elementary math education and fantasy to engage children in learning math concepts in each topic-specific book, along with the benefits of cooperation.
Con el uso del poder de la fantasía, Rachel Rogers y Joe Lineberry llevaron la aventura al aprendizaje de las matemáticas. Los estudiantes de segundo y tercer grado se unen al mundo imaginario de los números pares e impares, donde los principios de las matemáticas cobran vida. Los jóvenes estudiantes también aprenden sobre los beneficios del ejercicio, la buena nutrición y la cooperación a medida que van avanzando en la serie. Este primer libro, Salvados por la suma, hace énfasis en el reconocimiento de los números pares e impares.
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