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Iris Vinton (1906–1988)

Auteur de The Story of John Paul Jones

21 oeuvres 894 utilisateurs 5 critiques

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Œuvres de Iris Vinton

The Story of John Paul Jones (1953) 163 exemplaires
Boy on the Mayflower (1957) 142 exemplaires
The Story of Edith Cavell (1959) 140 exemplaires
The Story of Robert E. Lee (1952) 115 exemplaires
Look Out For Pirates! (1961) 99 exemplaires
The Story of Stephen Decatur (1954) 68 exemplaires
The Story of President Kennedy (1966) 40 exemplaires
Passage to Texas (2010) 12 exemplaires
Our Nation's Builders (1966) 3 exemplaires
Now That You Are 9 (1963) 3 exemplaires
Laffy of the navy salvage divers, (1944) 3 exemplaires
Longbow Island 2 exemplaires
The Black Horse Company (1950) 2 exemplaires
Flying Ebony (1947) 2 exemplaires
missy and the mountain lion (1967) 1 exemplaire
STEPHEN DECATUR 1 exemplaire
ROBERT E. LEE 1 exemplaire

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Date de naissance
1906
Date de décès
1988-02-06
Sexe
female
Lieux de résidence
Manhattan, New York, USA
West Point, Mississippi, USA (birth)

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Good young adult story of a teen who takes care of a horse for a whaling captain in 19th century Sag Harbor, NY. Young Jonathan Feathers uses the horse's speed and intelligence to help shipwreck victims and to fight men who lure ships to shore in order to plunder their cargoes. The efforts there help create the Life Saving Benevolent Association of New York. The image of the horse, Ebony, is later placed on the corporate flag of a major salvage and rescue organization in this fictionalized true story. Good for middle through high school students. A good yarn.… (plus d'informations)
 
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hadden | Jun 20, 2020 |
The story of Stephen Decatur, a midshipman in the new United States Navy, after the American Revolution.
 
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hgcslibrary | Nov 29, 2009 |
The story of the life of America's first great naval hero.
 
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hgcslibrary | Nov 29, 2009 |
From cover: A gift of England, Mayflower II becomes a national treasure; her home port the Plimoth Plantation restoration two miles south of Plymoth, Mass. Artist Jon Neilsen visited the ship to make sketches for this book. On board he met one of two boys who sailed on Mayflower II, young Britisher Graham Nunn of Sherwood Forest. His shipmate was Joseph Meany, Waltham, Mass., school boy chosen to make the voyage by the Boys' Clubs of America. ---This book, though, uses the 1957 experiences of Graham Nunn to write a fictional-historical account of Will Latham who sailed on the first Mayflower. Will was a 13 year-old orphan, the apprentice of Pilgrim John Carver. It's known that 41 boys and girls sailed on the Mayflower.… (plus d'informations)
 
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Sasha_Doll | Jul 30, 2007 |

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Statistiques

Œuvres
21
Membres
894
Popularité
#28,653
Évaluation
4.1
Critiques
5
ISBN
9

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