RALEGH:
HIS EXPLOITS AND VOYAGES.
"This belongs to the 'Young Folks' Heroes of History' series, and deals with a greater and more interesting man than any of its predecessors. With all the black spots on his fame, there are few more brilliant and striking figures in English history than the soldier, sailor, courtier, author, and explorer, Sir Walter Ralegh. Even at this distance of time, more than two hundred and fifty years after his head fell on the scaffold, we cannot read his story without emotion. It is graphically written, and is pleasant reading, not only for young folks, but for old folks with young hearts."—Woman's Journal.
DRAKE:
THE SEA-LION OF DEVON.
Drake was the foremost sea-captain of his age, the first English admiral to send a ship completely round the world, the hero of the magnificent victory which the English won over the Invincible Armada. His career was stirring, bold, and adventurous, from early youth to old age.
LEE AND SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston.
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HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
His Life, His Works, His Friendships. By George Lowell Austin. Profusely illustrated. Cloth, $2.00. New edition. Formerly published by subscription.