With Perry on Lake Erie : $b a tale of 1812Otis, James
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With Perry on Lake Erie : $b a tale of 1812
Otis, James
United States -- History -- War of 1812 -- Juvenile fiction
It is a typical, dashing, instructive, and thrilling story. It is
intended for boys, but there is hardly a person, young or old, who
would not be intensely interested in it. Such a book as this should be
welcomed by every parent.--_Boston Journal._
This volume gives us a most vivid description of the exploits of the
old “Constitution” and the brave men under Commander Preble’s command.
It is of the best juvenile literature.--_The Indianapolis Journal._
It is a thrilling account of the loss of the “Philadelphia,” and of
the most famous “cutting out” party in our naval history. It adds a
second volume to one of the most interesting series of books for young
people.--_The Dial._
The ever-stimulating account of “Old Ironsides” and her famous campaign
against the Tripolitan pirates forms the basis of one of Mr. Otis’s
best stories; correct in its historical facts, interesting from
beginning to end, it will be welcomed not only by the younger reader,
but by the older one as well.--_The Presbyterian._
WITH PORTER IN THE ESSEX
A STORY OF HIS FAMOUS CRUISE _in_ SOUTHERN WATERS DURING THE WAR OF
1812.
_By James Otis._
_344 pages. Cloth. 12mo. $1.50._
One of the best books that this favorite writer has ever penned, for it
is full of life and vigor.--_Inter-Ocean._
It is an ideal boys’ story book and will inspire the youthful reader
alike with patriotism and courage.--_Library Bulletin._
The book is historically instructive and the story admirably
told.--_Chicago Evening Post._
Mr. Otis has a style peculiarly interesting to boys, and in this
book he is up to his usual mark of excellence both as to accuracy of
historical knowledge and fluency of narration.--_The Examiner._
The events and issues of the war of 1812 have never received the
attention they deserve at the hand of American students of history.
This book will help to give life and reality to a subject at once
thrilling and memorable in many ways.--_The Union._
This story purports to be the personal experience of two boys, who
enlist and the early age of fourteen, and who were with the Essex until
the time of its capture. The book is sufficiently full of excitement
to please boys, and while it pleases them it will also instruct
them.--_The Intelligencer._
BOSTON W. A. WILDE COMPANY CHICAGO
_The Treasury Club_
A STORY OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BY
WILLIAM DRYSDALE
330 pp. Ill. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50
First Volume in the United States Government Series.
This, the first volume in the United States Government Series, blends
true information with an interesting story; it teaches and entertains
at the same time.--_Congregationalist._
It is an intelligently written narrative in story form, and will prove
most interesting to all up-to-date young people. The idea of the book
is both good in itself and most commendably worked out.--_Dial._
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