
Harper's Young People, Vol. 01, Issue 39, July 27, 1880
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This issue of Harper's Young People continues the exciting journey of the 'Moral Pirates,' who find themselves accused of thievery. It delves into a heartwarming story of friendship in 'Poor Ben!' and explores the historical significance of warhorses in 'Old Hannibal.' The issue also introduces readers to the intricate world of tea production in Java, providing a glimpse into the complexities of tea cultivation and processing. Readers can also gain a deeper understanding of the American Navy's development and learn practical skills through a guide to fire eating. With its diverse range of topics and engaging narratives, this issue offers a vibrant and educational experience for young minds.Book Details
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