Cecil B Hartley Bücher

Focusing on the early settlement of Kentucky, this book provides a detailed account of Colonel Daniel Boone's life and times. It captures the historical context of Boone's adventures and contributions to the region, reflecting the challenges and triumphs of frontier life. This high-quality reprint of the 1860 original edition preserves the rich narrative and insights into the era's pioneering spirit.

Offering a wealth of insights into gentlemanly conduct, this classic guide addresses various social situations, from handling insects in food to proper dance invitations. First published in 1860, it serves as an essential resource for men seeking to navigate polite society with grace. Covering topics such as deportment, conversation, and etiquette for leisure activities, the book emphasizes the importance of treating ladies with respect. Aspiring gentlemen will find valuable advice for both formal events and everyday interactions.

The narrative focuses on the lives of three female missionaries, highlighting their dedication and experiences in their missionary work. This reprint of the 1860 edition preserves the original content, offering insights into their journeys and the challenges they faced in a historical context. It serves as a testament to their contributions and the impact of women in the field of missionary activities.

Featuring thrilling accounts of renowned hunters and trappers, this book captures the essence of hunting sports in the West during the 19th century. It includes vivid adventures that highlight the skills and experiences of these celebrated figures, providing a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs they faced in the wilderness. This reprint preserves the historical significance and storytelling of the original 1865 edition, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts of outdoor adventures and American history.