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Northern Illinois University
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| Series: |
The Young New Yorker
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v. 1 no. 20 |
| Contents: |
The School-Ma'am (Work, page 1) Pluck Wins; or, The Story of Perseverance Boat-Club (Work, chapters VII-IX, pages 1-2) Charles A. Harriman, The Plucky Yankee Pedestrian (Work, page 1) A Day in the "Polar Basin" (Work, pages 2-3) Night (Work, page 3) Noah, the White Grizzly (Work, page 3) Amateur Journalism: The Literary Field (Work, page 3) Loyal Sons of America: Opportunities of Young Men (Work, page 3) The Boy Jockey, or, Honesty Versus Crookedness (Work, chapters XXXI-XXXIII, page 5) A Real Indian (Work, page 5) The Two Lights (Work, page 6) Our Boys' Column (Work, page 6) Sports and Pastimes: The North-western League (Work, page 6) Country Children (Work, page 8) Hocking Hunters; or, Deer Hunting in the Wilds of Michigan (Work, no. V (conclusion), page 8) The Struggle (Work, page 8) |
| Date: |
April 5, 1879 |
| Publisher: |
Beadle and Adams (1872-1898)
(New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street)
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United States
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| Edition Description: |
Also includes: News and Notes of the Day (department), Questions Answered (department), Rod and Gun (department), Athletics (department), and Yachting and Rowing (department); plus mission, publisher's advertisements, and short filler items (including "Our Loyal Sons" and "Chronological History of the American Indians"). |
| Length: |
8 pages |
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