ADVENTURE AND EXPLORATIONTrails of the PathfindersBy GEORGE BIRD GRINNELLAccounts taken from the journals of Henry, Lewis and Clark, Pike, Frémont, and others.The Boy’s CatlinMy Life Among the IndiansEdited with Biographical Introduction byMARY GAY HUMPHREYS“As interesting a story of Indians as was ever written and has the merit of being true.”—New York Sun.The Boy’s DrakeBy EDWIN M. BACON“Much of the story is told in the words of old records, and interesting old maps and pictures make it still more valuable.”—The Bookman.The Boy’s HakluytBy EDWIN M. BACONThe voyages of Hawkins, Drake, Gilbert, and others, retold from Hakluyt’s chronicles.Beyond the Old FrontierAdventures of Indian Fighters, Hunters, andFur TradersBy GEORGE BIRD GRINNELLA series of personal narratives of hunting, Indian fighting, and exploration in the early pioneer days.Missionary Explorers Among theAmerican IndiansBy MARY GAY HUMPHREYSThe stories of the first and greatest of American missionaries to the American Indians, told largely in their own words.True Tales of Arctic Heroism inthe New WorldBy MAJOR-GENERAL A. W. GREELY, U. S. A.The true stories of the most heroic adventures on the Arctic expeditions from the earliest explorers to our own day.The Boy’s Story of Zebulon M. PikeExplorer of the Great SouthwestEdited by MARY GAY HUMPHREYS“A brilliant story of adventure and achievement.”—Washington Star.Each Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50 netAfrican Adventure StoriesBy J. ALDEN LORINGFIELD NATURALIST TO THE ROOSEVELT AFRICAN EXPEDITIONWith a foreword byTheodore RooseveltIllustrated. 8vo. $1.50 net; postage extraTwenty-two narratives of the adventures and experiences of the author and other famous hunters in Africa. Mr. Loring was a member of the Roosevelt expedition, and Mr. Roosevelt says in the foreword: “What he describes as fact may unhesitatingly be accepted as such.” It is a most exciting series of dangerous and unusual adventures.The Adventures ofJames Capen AdamsMountaineer and Grizzly BearHunter of CaliforniaBy THEODORE H. HITTELLIllustrated. $1.50 netThe narrative is given just as it first appeared in the simple, direct language in which “Grizzly” Adams told it to Mr. Hittell—a style that bears all the marks of absolute truth.By WILLIAM H. WRIGHTThe Grizzly BearIllustrated. $1.50 net“The very spirit of the grizzly is in subtle fashion brought near us. The book will long hold a high place in the literature of sport.”—New York Tribune.The Black BearIllustrated. $1.00 net“Finely illustrated, informing, and entertaining.”—Philadelphia Inquirer.CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, NEW YORK
ADVENTURE AND EXPLORATIONTrails of the PathfindersBy GEORGE BIRD GRINNELLAccounts taken from the journals of Henry, Lewis and Clark, Pike, Frémont, and others.The Boy’s CatlinMy Life Among the IndiansEdited with Biographical Introduction byMARY GAY HUMPHREYS“As interesting a story of Indians as was ever written and has the merit of being true.”—New York Sun.The Boy’s DrakeBy EDWIN M. BACON“Much of the story is told in the words of old records, and interesting old maps and pictures make it still more valuable.”—The Bookman.The Boy’s HakluytBy EDWIN M. BACONThe voyages of Hawkins, Drake, Gilbert, and others, retold from Hakluyt’s chronicles.Beyond the Old FrontierAdventures of Indian Fighters, Hunters, andFur TradersBy GEORGE BIRD GRINNELLA series of personal narratives of hunting, Indian fighting, and exploration in the early pioneer days.Missionary Explorers Among theAmerican IndiansBy MARY GAY HUMPHREYSThe stories of the first and greatest of American missionaries to the American Indians, told largely in their own words.True Tales of Arctic Heroism inthe New WorldBy MAJOR-GENERAL A. W. GREELY, U. S. A.The true stories of the most heroic adventures on the Arctic expeditions from the earliest explorers to our own day.The Boy’s Story of Zebulon M. PikeExplorer of the Great SouthwestEdited by MARY GAY HUMPHREYS“A brilliant story of adventure and achievement.”—Washington Star.Each Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50 netAfrican Adventure StoriesBy J. ALDEN LORINGFIELD NATURALIST TO THE ROOSEVELT AFRICAN EXPEDITIONWith a foreword byTheodore RooseveltIllustrated. 8vo. $1.50 net; postage extraTwenty-two narratives of the adventures and experiences of the author and other famous hunters in Africa. Mr. Loring was a member of the Roosevelt expedition, and Mr. Roosevelt says in the foreword: “What he describes as fact may unhesitatingly be accepted as such.” It is a most exciting series of dangerous and unusual adventures.The Adventures ofJames Capen AdamsMountaineer and Grizzly BearHunter of CaliforniaBy THEODORE H. HITTELLIllustrated. $1.50 netThe narrative is given just as it first appeared in the simple, direct language in which “Grizzly” Adams told it to Mr. Hittell—a style that bears all the marks of absolute truth.By WILLIAM H. WRIGHTThe Grizzly BearIllustrated. $1.50 net“The very spirit of the grizzly is in subtle fashion brought near us. The book will long hold a high place in the literature of sport.”—New York Tribune.The Black BearIllustrated. $1.00 net“Finely illustrated, informing, and entertaining.”—Philadelphia Inquirer.CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, NEW YORK
ADVENTURE AND EXPLORATION
Trails of the Pathfinders
By GEORGE BIRD GRINNELL
Accounts taken from the journals of Henry, Lewis and Clark, Pike, Frémont, and others.
The Boy’s Catlin
My Life Among the Indians
Edited with Biographical Introduction byMARY GAY HUMPHREYS
“As interesting a story of Indians as was ever written and has the merit of being true.”—New York Sun.
The Boy’s Drake
By EDWIN M. BACON
“Much of the story is told in the words of old records, and interesting old maps and pictures make it still more valuable.”—The Bookman.
The Boy’s Hakluyt
By EDWIN M. BACON
The voyages of Hawkins, Drake, Gilbert, and others, retold from Hakluyt’s chronicles.
Beyond the Old Frontier
Adventures of Indian Fighters, Hunters, andFur Traders
By GEORGE BIRD GRINNELL
A series of personal narratives of hunting, Indian fighting, and exploration in the early pioneer days.
Missionary Explorers Among theAmerican Indians
By MARY GAY HUMPHREYS
The stories of the first and greatest of American missionaries to the American Indians, told largely in their own words.
True Tales of Arctic Heroism inthe New World
By MAJOR-GENERAL A. W. GREELY, U. S. A.
The true stories of the most heroic adventures on the Arctic expeditions from the earliest explorers to our own day.
The Boy’s Story of Zebulon M. Pike
Explorer of the Great Southwest
Edited by MARY GAY HUMPHREYS
“A brilliant story of adventure and achievement.”—Washington Star.
Each Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50 net
African Adventure Stories
By J. ALDEN LORING
FIELD NATURALIST TO THE ROOSEVELT AFRICAN EXPEDITION
With a foreword byTheodore Roosevelt
Illustrated. 8vo. $1.50 net; postage extra
Twenty-two narratives of the adventures and experiences of the author and other famous hunters in Africa. Mr. Loring was a member of the Roosevelt expedition, and Mr. Roosevelt says in the foreword: “What he describes as fact may unhesitatingly be accepted as such.” It is a most exciting series of dangerous and unusual adventures.
The Adventures ofJames Capen Adams
Mountaineer and Grizzly BearHunter of California
By THEODORE H. HITTELL
Illustrated. $1.50 net
The narrative is given just as it first appeared in the simple, direct language in which “Grizzly” Adams told it to Mr. Hittell—a style that bears all the marks of absolute truth.
By WILLIAM H. WRIGHT
The Grizzly Bear
Illustrated. $1.50 net
“The very spirit of the grizzly is in subtle fashion brought near us. The book will long hold a high place in the literature of sport.”—New York Tribune.
The Black Bear
Illustrated. $1.00 net
“Finely illustrated, informing, and entertaining.”—Philadelphia Inquirer.
CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, NEW YORK