Harry Castlemon: 81 books

Tale of the U S Cavalry and the Sioux nation during the mid-1870's.  Thrilling tale for young men.

A young man goes in search of a lost nugget.

Uncle James had been absent from home nearly ten years, and during most of that time had lived in the mines. Although the boys had not seen him since they were six years old, and of course could not remember him, they were soon on the best of terms with each other.

Another high adventure awaits the reader in this tale about Frank, written for younger men.

A story about people living in the South during the Civil War, who didn't want to fight for Dixie, and doged conscription.

Outstanding teen reading follows George through his adventures.

“WAL, of all the dinners that ever a white man sot down to, this yere is the beat!” The speaker was Godfrey Evans—a tall, raw-boned man, dressed in a tattered, brown jean suit. He was barefooted, his toil-hardened hands and weather-beaten face were sadly soiled and begrimed, and his hair and...

SOMETHING ABOUT THE NUGGET. Yes, sir; it's just like I tell you. Every coyote on this here ranch, mean and sneaking as he is, is worth forty dollars to the man who can catch him. Then what is the reason Carlos and I can't make some money this winter? You mout, and then again you moutn't. It aint everybody...

For young men, an adventure tale of Indians and young men.