![]() ![]() ![]() Small octavo, viii, 244 pages G+/VG- Pink and sea-green pictorial spine with. Meader creates atmosphere with apt, simple words, knows his subject thoroughly, and tells his story so well that even adults can find in it thrilling and refreshing entertainment." Philadelphia Record. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1950. It paints a vivid picture of the slave traffic, of life around the slave ports at the time, and of the great naturalist, Audubon. "A gripping boys' book, capably told, and packed with interesting facts. And there is a neat book out there called Bulldozer by Stephen W. His struggles in the wilderness, his meeting with the naturalist, John James Audubon, and his final homecoming are as exciting and real as if the reader had lived the story himself. John Deere bulldozer 550g 45,000 (sea > Lake Stevens) 25 Sep 18. On the return trip there came an opportunity to escape when the ship was in the Gulf of Mexico, near New Orleans. Meader First published in 1952 2 editions in 1 language Not in Library King of the hills by Stephen W. He signed up with the first ship he could find, and it was only when they were six days out at sea that he discovered he was one of the crew of a slave ship bound for Africa for its cargo. Meader First published in 1955 2 editions in 1 language Not in Library The fish hawk's nest by Stephen W. One spring day back in 1821, Jim Slater stole out of his father's farmhouse before daybreak and ran away to Providence to become a sailor. Meader, published by Harcourt, Brace and Company. ![]() Here is a first class tale of adventure with vivid characters and accurate setting. Hardcover early printing of Away to Sea by Stephen W. ![]()
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