“Jack Harkaway” Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper December 27, 1873 > "Bracebridge Hemyng Esq., Barrister of the Inner Temple, Lo...

Who Shall be Leader? A Story of Two Boys’ Lives . Boys of England Office, 173 Fleet-street, 1896. Although not noted in the bound volume the...

Bircham would lead to Canem Academy, and Spankem School and Thrashem ... The Young Englishman’s Journal No. 1 was published April 13, 1867. ...

Boys of Bircham School, by George Emmett, which began 8 June 1867 in the Young Engishman’s Journal,* is generally acknowledged to be the fir...

Sons of Brittania No. 26, “Whip the Wind,” by Silvershot (George Emmett) author of “My Adventures Among the Prairie Indians,“ “Red Hugh, th...

Sons of Britannia March 11, 1870. A selection from “The Idol’s Eye. Being the Adventures of Andrew Battel, Peter Carder, Sampson Von Burr, ...

Vol. 1. No. 1 . November 7, 1846. Wagner The Wehr-Wolf. George W. M. Reynolds. Wagner Ended in Vol. 2. No. 38. July 24, 1847. Vol. 2. No. 30...

The Sons of Britannia is incomplete in both Jay’s list in Peeps into the Past and in the Ono collection on microfilm. By comparing the two I...

“Mr. St. John has visited Texas, roamed through the woods, and in reality witnessed the scenes he delineates in so powerful a manner. Knowin...