Boys' HeroesThe Minerva Group, Inc., 2001 - 192 pages Boys are jealously exclusive in the choice of their heroes, and have not many. The following are a few of the heroes found within: Alexander the Great, Hannibal, King Arthur, Richard the Lion Hearted, Robinson Crusoe, General Lafayette and Napoleon the First. Wonderful illustrations of Alexander the Great, The Sword Excalibur, and Bartholdi's Statue of Lafayette. Book jacket. |
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Contents
Hector | 7 |
Horatius Cocles | 26 |
Alexander the Great | 40 |
Hannibal | 51 |
King Arthur | 69 |
Richard the Lion Hearted | 82 |
Bayart | 95 |
Robinson Crusoe | 111 |
Israel Putnam | 127 |
General Lafayette | 137 |
Napoleon the First | 150 |
Ralph Allestree | 164 |
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