The Story of Napoleon Bonaparte by Arthur O. Cooke Rugs they find themselves entering a

they find themselves entering a political and class feud that may undo them

Emily Hahn travelled across the country dressed as a boy in the 1920s

but the  influence of a Christian Headmistress combined with that of a small group of girls in the school

the very last to give up combat against the forces of evil had been the most powerful hero of all

Lives of the Papunya Tula Artists

The Story of Napoleon Bonaparte by Arthur O. Cooke Rugs they find themselves entering aThe Story of Napoleon Bonaparte by Arthur O. Cooke (Little Stories of Great Lives edited by Herbert Strang) Oxford University Press, 1920, illustrated colour plate at frontispiece, illustrated title page, black and white illustrations in text, illustrated endpapers, illustrated colour plate on front cover, embossed decorations to front cover, gilded lettering to cover, hardcover Fair Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to