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Johnson, Eleanor H. Boys’ life of Capt. John Smith. (Young people’s ser.). †75c. Crowell.
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Dedicated to all American boys who are interested in the beginnings of their country, this sketch follows as nearly as possible the explorer’s own words. And to give more of the man’s personality to the volume, some of his letters are appended.