Little Annie Oakley and Other Rugged People

Name: Little Annie Oakley and Other Rugged People
Price: 9.49 EUR
Author: Stewart H. Holbrook
ISBN: 9781935347958

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Stewart H. Holbrook

Epicenter
Paru le : 15/02/2018

From the brick-paved streets of Boston and New England, to the deserts of Arizona, to the lush forests of the Pacific Northwest, beloved author and columnist... > Lire la suite

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From the brick-paved streets of Boston and New England, to the deserts of Arizona, to the lush forests of the Pacific Northwest, beloved author and columnist Stewart Holbrook takes his readers down uncharted paths in a series of delightful pieces. Little Annie Oakley and Other Rugged People is pure Americana that delves into the myths of unhackneyed and motley people, and the places they made famous.
Interspersed among character bits are rich historical views of places, the author's own experiences in logging camps, and enthusiastic sketches of the near-extinct Yankee.

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Date de parution : 15/02/2018
Editeur : Epicenter
ISBN : 978-1-935347-95-8
EAN : 9781935347958
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Stewart H. Holbrook

Beloved Northwest author Stewart H. Holbrook, a Vermont native and former logger, came to Portland, Oregon in 1923. His works of popular history covered a variety of topics, including logging, famous figures of the Old West, and interesting events and people of the Pacific Northwest. A columnist for the Oregonian, Holbrook had articles published in newspapers and magazines all over the country, and he published many books.
Holbrook described these writings as "lowbrow or nonstuffed shirt history." The much-celebrated author was known to consort with a wide variety of people, from the literary elite to loggers and labor organizations.