Howard Pyle, a chronicle by Charles D. Abbott, with an introduction by N. C. Wyeth and many illustrations from Howard Pyle's works.

Illustrations
Pen Drawing from How THE DECLARATION WAS RECEIVED IN TElE OLD
THIRTEEN, 1892............................................. i
THE MERMAID. Painted in igio. Here reproduced for the first
time. (In color)................................Frontispiece
Pen Drawing from THE ONE Hoss SHAY, 1892.................iv
Pen Drawing from THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, x896 vi
Pen Drawing from How THE DECLARATION WAS RECEIVED IN THE OLD
THIRTEEN, x892........................... viii
Pen Drawing from TOM CHIST AND THE TREASURE BOx, x896.... XX
Pen Drawing from THE ONE Hoss SHAY, 1892................xxi
Pen Drawing from SEA ROBBERS OF NEW YORK, 1894............. xxii
"WRECK IN THE OFFING!" 1878.................Facing p. io
Pen Drawing from THE WONDER CLOCK, x886...........Facing p. x8
Pen Drawing from THE WONDER CLOCK, 1886...........Facing p. 24
Pen Drawing from THE WONDER CLOCK, 1887............Facing p. 30
Pen Drawing from THE WONDER CLOCK, 1887............Facing . 38
DEFENSE OF THE STATION. From THE KENTUCKY PIONEERS, 1887
Facing p. 46
CAPTURE OF THE GALLEON. From BUCCANEERS AND MAROONERS
OF THE SPANISH MAIN, x887......................Facing p. 54
MAROONED. From BUCCANEERS AND MAROONERS OF THE SPANISH
MAIN, 1887......................................Facing p. 6o
A SAILOR'S SWEETHEART. From By LAND AND SEA, z895
Facing p. 68
Pen Drawing from TOM CHIST AND THE TREASURE Box, 1896. Page 71
THE CHOICEST PIECES OF CARGO WERE SOLD AT AUCTION.
From NEW YORK SLAVE TRADERS, 1895..............Facing p. 74
WASHINGTON AND MARY PHILIPSE. From COLONEL WASHINGTON., 1896.........................................Facing p. 82
WASHINGTON AND NELLIE CUSTIS. From THE FIRST PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES, 1896......................Facing p. 88
ESCAPE OF ARNOLD. From GENERAL WASHINGTON, 1896. Facing p. 96
IN THE OLD RALEIGH TAVERN. From AT HOME IN VIRGINIA,
1896.................................... Facing p. 0o4
ARRIVAL OF STUYVESANT IN NEW AMSTERDAM. From
COLONIES AND NATIONS, 1901...................Facing p. 112
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