Books with title The Soul Crossing

His first novel was The Celebrity (1898). (Mr. Keegan's Elopement was published in 1896 within a magazine. In 1903 it was republished as an illustrated hardback book.) Churchill's next novel—Richard Carvel (1899)—was a phenomenon, selling as many as two million copies in a nation of only 76 million, and made Churchill rich. His next two novels, The Crisis (1901) and The Crossing (1904), were also very successful. Churchill's early novels were historical but his later works were set in contemporary America. He often sought to include his political ideas into his novels. Churchill wrote in the naturalist style of literature, and some have called him the most influential of the American naturalists. This book was named The Crossing because Churchill tried to express in it the beginnings of that great movement across the mountains which swept resistless over the Continent until at last it saw the Pacific itself. The Crossing was the first instinctive reaching out of an infant nation which was one day to become a giant. No annals in the world's history are more wonderful than the story of the conquest of Kentucky and Tennessee by the pioneers.

OUR COPY HAS THE SAME COVER AS STOCK PHOTO SHOWN. FADED DARK BOARDS WITH SCUFFING, EDGE WEAR, FRAYING AND SOME DISCOLORATION. 1904 INSCRIPTION WRITTEN ON FIRST PAGE- OTHERWISE NO MARKING OR WRITING FOUND WITHIN BOOK. BINDING HAS BROKEN AT PAGE 4 AND AT PAGE 599, BUT ALL PAGES ARE SECURED BY NETTED FABRIC UNDERLAY. THERE IS SIGNIFICANT TANNING AND DISCOLORATION ON PAGES. MUSTY ODOR.

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