Robin by Mary Grant Bruce (1930) diy faced with his first command

faced with his first command of a passenger liner

It is the authentic voice of the soldier at the sharp end - whether a red-tabbed general or a sweaty patrol commander

and enhanced by a certain ideality that not even the rapid spread of prosaic nineteenth century rationalism has had potency to dispel

Jesse Lyman Hurlbut

Good Condition

Robin by Mary Grant Bruce (1930) diy faced with his first commandRobin by Mary Grant Bruce Angus and Robertson, 1930, black and white illustrated frontispiece, hardcover Fair Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, cracked hinge at front endpaper, previous owners gift inscription on front endpaper, some foxing to edge and pages, rubbing and wear to covers (see photographs) Robin is the story of a girl living in the Gippsland countryside, and of her adventures when