Brady, Cyrus Townsend, 1861-1920
Cyrus Townsend Brady American writer
Brady, Cyrus Townsend
ברדי, כרש טאונסנד, 1861-1920
Cyrus Townsend Brady American writer (1861-1920)
VIAF ID: 74213268 ( Personal )
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Works
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An account of Pennsylvania and West New Jersey | |
Advance papers | |
American fights and fighters series | |
And thus He came : a Christmas fantasy | |
Arizona; a romance of the great Southwest | |
As the sparks fly upward | |
A baby of the frontier | |
The better man : with some account of what he struggled for and what he won | |
The blue ocean's daughter | |
Bob Dashaway in the frozen seas | |
Bob Dashaway, privateersman; | |
Bob Dashaway, treasure hunter; | |
Border fights & fighters; stories of the pioneers between the Alleghenies and the Mississippi and in the Texan republic | |
"By the world forgot"; a double romance of the east and the west | |
A Christmas when the West was young | |
Colonial fights & fighters; | |
Corner in coffee | |
Cyrus Townsend Brady papers | |
A doctor of philosophy | |
The eagle of the empire; a story of Waterloo | |
The fetters of freedom | |
For love of country. A story of land and sea in the days of the revolution ... | |
For the freedom of the sea; a romance of the War of 1812 | |
Gethsemane and after; a new setting of an old story | |
The grip of honor; a story of Paul Jones and the American revolution | |
Hohenzollern; a story of the time of Frederick Barbarossa | |
Imágenes familiares | |
In the war with Mexico, a midshipman's adventures on ship and shore | |
The island of regeneration : a story of what ought to be | |
The island of surprise | |
The island of the stairs; being a true account of certain strange and wonderful adventures of Master John Hampdon, seaman, and teller of the tale, and Mistress Lucy Wilberforce, gentlewoman, in the great south seas. | |
Kaffee-Corner Ein Roman a. d. Geschäftswelt New Yorks | |
Kaminaridake no kinan : Bōken daikatsugeki | |
The little angel of Canyon Creek | |
A little book for Christmas; containing a greeting, a word of advice, some personal adventures, a carol, a meditation, and three Christmas stories of all ages | |
A little traitor to the South; a war-time comedy, with a tragic interlude | |
The love test, and other sermons long and short for general and particular occasions | |
The man who won | |
The master of repartee, and other preachments long and short | |
The more excellent way : being the determinative episodes in the life of Chrissey De Sleden, hedonist | |
En mot alla | |
My lady's slipper | |
Na kávové burse : Rom. z obchod. světa New-Yorského | |
"Ödets lek" | |
The patriots; the story of Lee and the last hope | |
The Quiberon touch; a romance of the days when "the great Lord Hawke" was king of the sea | |
Recollections of a missionary in the great west. | |
The records; being truthful accounts, grave and gay, of the doings of certain real people hereinafter set down for the edification of the wise and the foolish, and the amusement of the tired and the unhappy | |
Revolutionary fights and fighters; stories of the first five wars of the United States from the war of the revolution to the war of 1812 | |
Richard the Brazen | |
The ring and the man, with some incidental relation to the woman | |
Secret service; being the happenings of a night in Richmond in the spring of 1865, done into book form from the play by William Gillette | |
Shemesh be-givʻon dom. | |
The Sioux Indian wars : from the Powder river to the Little big horn | |
Sir Henry Morgan, buccaneer; a romance of the Spanish Main | |
The southerners, a story of the Civil War. | |
Stephen Decatur | |
Three daughters of the confederacy; the story of their loves and their hatreds, their joys and their sorrows, during many surprising adventures on land and sea | |
Tittlebat Titmouse, abridged from Dr. Samuel Warren's famous novel, Ten thousand a year | |
The true Andrew Jackson | |
The two captains; a romance of Bonaparte and Nelson | |
Under tops'ls and tents : illustrated | |
Washington and Lincoln, a comparison, a contrast and a consequence : An address delivered on June 18, 1904 at Valley Forge, Penna., before the Pennsylvania society of Sons of the revolution, to commemorate the abandonment of the camp by the continental army in 1778 | |
The West Wind : a story of red men and white in old Wyoming | |
When blades are out and love's afield; | |
When the sun stood still | |
Woven with the ship; a novel of 1865, together with certain other veracious tales of various sorts. | |
הכובשים הראשונים : ספור מימי יהושע בן נון | |
שמש בגבעון דם | |
雷岳の危難 : 冒険大活劇 |