Harper's Outdoor Book for Boys (eBook, ePUB) - Adams, Joseph H.
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This is a practical guide like no other, offering real-life tested methods and techniques to make every dream a reality. The author of this book, in writing this, hopes to have created the ultimate manual for boys who love to think and act for themselves. The editors have taken great care in selecting only the most essential information, offering a concise and comprehensive guide that will keep you entertained and satisfied with your accomplishments. The focus is on developing a boy's ingenuity and mechanical ability, and the handbook is designed to help you have fun in doing it.

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Produktbeschreibung
This is a practical guide like no other, offering real-life tested methods and techniques to make every dream a reality. The author of this book, in writing this, hopes to have created the ultimate manual for boys who love to think and act for themselves. The editors have taken great care in selecting only the most essential information, offering a concise and comprehensive guide that will keep you entertained and satisfied with your accomplishments. The focus is on developing a boy's ingenuity and mechanical ability, and the handbook is designed to help you have fun in doing it.

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Autorenporträt
Joseph H. Adams was a writer who made a notable contribution to early 20th-century outdoor literature, with a particular focus on activities for the youth. His work 'Harper's Outdoor Book for Boys', first published in 1907, stands as a testament to his commitment to sparking an interest in nature and outdoor pursuits among the younger generation. In it, Adams encapsulates a wealth of information pertaining to a wide range of outdoor activities, from woodcraft and camping to botany and astronomy, all aimed at encouraging boys to explore the natural world. His literary style was educational yet engaging, designed to captivate the imagination of his youthful readers while imbuing them with practical knowledge and skills. Adams's prose often reflected the pedagogical ethos of the period, which held the development of character and self-reliance in high esteem. While other details about his biographical narrative remain relatively obscure, Adams's legacy lives through the enduring popularity of his work, which remains a nostalgic glimpse into the boyhood adventure literature of the early 1900s.