SACHEM. READING WITH STUDY GUIDE EDITION 2

The edition of Sachem is a complete reading without abbreviations and cuts in the content. Henryk Sienkiewicz's novella addresses the problem of the loss of national identity, showing the story of a circus in an American settlement, where an Indian is the main attraction - the title sachem, a descendant of the Indians murdered by the settlers. This story encourages reflection on denationalization, which is especially important for Poles under the partitions.

• Complete edition without abbreviations and cuts
• Detailed study guide to facilitate understanding
• Ideal for school and preparation for tests
• Edition with answers to questions from the textbook
• Summary, both detailed and shortened
• Event plan and character characteristics

The novella Sachem is a unique work by Henryk Sienkiewicz, which touches on the problem of the loss of national identity in the context of historical events. The author presents with extraordinary sensitivity the fate of an Indian whose ancestors were murdered by the founders of an American settlement. The circus in which the Indian performs becomes a symbol of humiliation and loss of dignity. This is a story that is intended to encourage reflection on one's own identity and national values.

The edition with the study guide is an excellent aid for students who want to thoroughly understand the content of the novella. The study guide contains all the necessary information, such as a summary, an event plan, a character characteristics, and answers to questions from the textbook. In this way, the reader can easily prepare for lessons, tests, and exams. This is a guarantee of the best results in school and a full understanding of the reading.

Greg Publishing House, known for its attention to the quality and reliability of the study guides, gives readers a complete and carefully prepared edition of Sachem. This is a reading that not only entertains but also teaches and encourages reflection on important social and historical issues. We invite you to read this exceptional work that will forever remain in the reader's memory.

The book has 24 pages, the format is 145x205 mm and has a paperback cover. The year of publication is 2018.