
Harper's Young People, Vol. 01, Issue 26, April 27, 1880
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'Harper's Young People, Vol. 01, Issue 26, April 27, 1880' Summary
This issue of *Harper's Young People*, published on April 27, 1880, presents a vibrant collection of stories and articles for young readers. One prominent storyline follows the adventures of a young mariner as he navigates a dangerous storm at sea. Another historical narrative centers around George Washington, tracing his leadership and strategic maneuvers during the American Revolution, particularly his crucial crossing of the Delaware River. The issue further explores a variety of other captivating tales, including a glimpse into an Egyptian foot race, a student's life at Westminster School, and the courage displayed by a grenadier during the Napoleonic battle of Wagram. The magazine also features poems, puzzles, and fascinating insights into natural history, offering a diverse and engaging reading experience for young minds.Book Details
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