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the narrative follows a young seaman aboard the USS Neversink who is instantly branded an outsider by the makeshift white canvas coat he fashions to brave the freezing gales of Cape Horn
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Book Condition: Very GoodFormat: HardcoverYear: 1905Publisher: The Bobbs Merrill Co
Book Condition: Very Good Format: PaperbackYear: 1976Publisher: OyezAdditional Condition Info: Please refer to pictures for overall condition
Up From the City Streets: A Life of Alfred E. Smith Mary Pope Osborne the narrative follows a youngUp From the City Streets: Alfred E. Smith; A Biographical Study in Contemporary Politics is a 1927 biography written by Norman Hapgood and Henry Moskowitz. It details the life of Al Smith, the influential New York governor and first Catholic major party U. S. presidential nominee. The work highlights his rise from the Lower East Side to shape urban reform and state politics.
