Xu Zhimo Wishes For You To Return As A Young Man After Half Your Life Away. A Book Tells The Ups And Downs Of His Life

Wyoming Cowboy Days: An Account Of The Experience Of Charles Arthur Guernsey, In Which He Tells In His Own Way Of The Early Territorial Cattle Days And Political Strifes, And Deals With Many Of The State's And Nation's Famous Characters. The Author Releases Information Heretofore Unpublished And In Great Measure Unknown Except To Himself, And Tells Of Discoveries Of Paleontological Value, Made During His Residence In The Territory And State, Covering A Period Of Over Half A Century From 1880 To 1935. True To Life, But Not Autobiographical. Romantic, But Not Fiction. Facts, But Not History. Guernsey, Charles A. [Arthur]

The Progress Of Human Life: Shakespeare’S Seven Ages Of Man; Illustrated By A Series Of Extracts In Prose And Poetry. For The Use Of Schools And Families: With A View To The Improvement Of The Rising Generation. Introduced By A Brief Memoir Of Shakespeare And His Writings. Evans, John Collectibles Room

The Life, History, And Travels Of KA-GE-GA-GAH-BOWH, (George Copway) A Young Indian Chief Of The Ojebwa Nation, A Convert To The Christian Faith, And A Missionary To His People For Twelve Years With A Sketch Of The Present State Of The Objebwa Nation In Regard To Christianity And Their Future Prospects. Also, An Appeal; With All The Names Of The Chiefs Now Living, Who Have Been Christianized, And The Missionaries Now Laboring Among Them. Written By Himself. Copway, George (KAH-GE-GA-GAH-BOWH) Native Americans