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245 10 a| Through by daylight, or, The young engineer of the Lake Shore Railroad /c| by Oliver Optic (author of "Young America abroad," "The army and navy stories," "The starry flag series," "The Woodville stories," "The boat-club stories," etc.).;

246 10 a| Young engineer of the Lake Shore Railroad;

264 1 a| Boston :b| Lee and Shepard,c| 1874.;

264 4 c| ©1869;

300 a| 1 online resource (300 pages, 4 unnumbered pages, 7 unnumbered leaves of plates) :b| illustrations.;

336 a| textb| txt2| rdacontent;

337 a| computerb| c2| rdamedia;

338 a| online resourceb| cr2| rdacarrier;

490 1 a| Lake Shore series ;v| v. 1;

490 1 a| Women's Studies Archive: Voice and Vision;

500 a| "The Lake Shore series, of which this book is the first volume, includes six stories, whose locality and principal characters are nearly the same, and which were originally published in Oliver Optic's magazine, Our boys and girls. The railroad, which is the basis of the incidents in the first and second volumes, was suggested by the experience of several young gentlemen in Ohio, who had formed a company, and transacted all the business of a railroad in regular form, for the purpose of obtaining a practical knowledge of the details of such a corporation."--Preface, p. 5, dated at Harrison Square, Mass., July 21, 1869.;

500 a| Attributed to William Taylor Adams (i.e., "Oliver Optic").;

500 a| Copyright 1869 by William T. Adams.;

500 a| "C.J. Peters & Son, stereotypers and electrotypers, 5 Washington St., Boston"--verso of title page.;

500 a| In green cloth.;

500 a| Plates engraved on wood; some engravings signed by W.L. Champney and Samuel Smith Kilburn.;

500 a| "The Lake Shore series."--series title, transposed from head of title page. Numbered series list, p. [4].;

500 a| "New and attractive publications of Lee & Shepard, publishers and booksellers, Boston. Lee, Shepard & Dillingham, New York."--advertisement, [4] p. at end, and printed yellow endpapers.;

500 a| "Per vol., $1.25"--endpaper.;

500 a| Reproduction of the original from the American Antiquarian Society.;

650 0 a| Children's stories.=| ^A19222;

650 0 a| Young menv| Juvenile literature.=| ^A52643;

650 0 a| Temperancev| Juvenile literature.=| ^A5504;

650 0 a| Railroadsv| Juvenile literature.=| ^A540199;

650 0 a| Corporationsv| Juvenile literature.=| ^A28417;

650 0 a| Young womenv| Juvenile literature.=| ^A52615;

650 0 a| Auctionsv| Juvenile literature.=| ^A164144;

700 1 a| Champney, W. L.,e| illustrator.=| ^A775239;

700 1 a| Kilburn, Samuel Smith,e| illustrator.=| ^A993274;

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Through by daylight, or, The young engineer of the Lake Shore Railroad / by Oliver Optic (author of "Young America abroad," "The army and navy stories," "The starry flag series," "The Woodville stories," "The boat-club stories," etc.).

Author/creator	Optic, Oliver author.
Other author	Champney, W. L., illustrator.
Other author	Kilburn, Samuel Smith, illustrator.
Format	Electronic
Publication	Boston : Lee and Shepard, 1874.
Copyright Date	©1869
Description	1 online resource (300 pages, 4 unnumbered pages, 7 unnumbered leaves of plates) : illustrations.
Supplemental Content	Gale, Women's Studies Archive: Voice and Vision
Subjects	Children's stories. Young men--Juvenile literature. Temperance--Juvenile literature. Railroads--Juvenile literature. Corporations--Juvenile literature. Young women--Juvenile literature. Auctions--Juvenile literature.

Portion of title	Young engineer of the Lake Shore Railroad
Series	Lake Shore series ; v. 1 Women's Studies Archive: Voice and Vision Optic, Oliver, 1822-1897. Lake Shore series ; v. 1. ^A1445231 Women's Studies Archive: Voice and Vision. UNAUTHORIZED
General note	"The Lake Shore series, of which this book is the first volume, includes six stories, whose locality and principal characters are nearly the same, and which were originally published in Oliver Optic's magazine, Our boys and girls. The railroad, which is the basis of the incidents in the first and second volumes, was suggested by the experience of several young gentlemen in Ohio, who had formed a company, and transacted all the business of a railroad in regular form, for the purpose of obtaining a practical knowledge of the details of such a corporation."--Preface, p. 5, dated at Harrison Square, Mass., July 21, 1869.
General note	Attributed to William Taylor Adams (i.e., "Oliver Optic").
General note	Copyright 1869 by William T. Adams.
General note	"C.J. Peters & Son, stereotypers and electrotypers, 5 Washington St., Boston"--verso of title page.
General note	In green cloth.
General note	Plates engraved on wood; some engravings signed by W.L. Champney and Samuel Smith Kilburn.
General note	"The Lake Shore series."--series title, transposed from head of title page. Numbered series list, p. [4].
General note	"New and attractive publications of Lee & Shepard, publishers and booksellers, Boston. Lee, Shepard & Dillingham, New York."--advertisement, [4] p. at end, and printed yellow endpapers.
General note	"Per vol., $1.25"--endpaper.
General note	Reproduction of the original from the American Antiquarian Society.
Other title	Oliver Optic's magazine. Our boys and girls.

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