Hardcover Book, The Big Knives, Bruce Lancaster, Historical Novel, Fiction

Hardcover Book, The Big Knives, Bruce Lancaster, Historical Novel, Fiction

A hardcover book entitled The Big Knives by Bruce Lancaster. This is an ex-library book.

The story of George Rogers Clark, called "The Big Knife" by the Indians, who opened up the Middle West for the young American Republic.

Bruce Lancaster (1896-1963) was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, and graduated from Harvard College. He is best known for his many historical novels.

Size:
8½ x 6 inches
371 pages
Hardcover
Published by Little, Brown and Company -- 1964 -- First Printing

This book is in good condition. The book has no rips or tears. The inside pages have some staining. Its binding is completely intact and strong, and the cover boards have very little wear. The dust cover is covered in plastic and is in excellent condition. This is an ex-library book and has library marking through it. The back fly leaf has been torn out which probably held the card holder. Our price reflects all these imperfections.

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