Enchanted vagabonds

452 Pages·2001·43.7 MB·English

by  Lamb, Dana S. (Dana Storrs), 1900-1986

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Enchanted Vagabonds
>§] The best-selling 1930s account
of a 16,000-mile nautical
adventure
Dana Lamb
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| An Adventure Travel Classic

Enchanted Vagabonds
by
Dana Lamb
The Long Riders’ Guild Press
www.thelongridersguild.com
ISBN No: 1-59048-080-5
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2017
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To the Reader:
The editors and publishers of The Long Riders’ Guild
Press faced significant technical and financial difficulties
in bringing this and the other titles in the Equestrian
Travel Classics collection to the light of day.
Though the authors represented in this international
series envisioned their stories being shared for
generations to come, all too often that was not the case.
Sadly, many of the books now being published by The
Long Riders’ Guild Press were discovered gracing the
bookshelves of rare book dealers, adorned with princely
prices that placed them out of financial reach of the
common reader. The remainder were found lying
neglected on the scrap heap of history, their once-proud
stories forgotten, their once-glorious covers stained by
the toil of time and a host of indifferent previous owners.
However The Long Riders’ Guild Press passionately
believes that this book, and its literary sisters, remain of
global interest and importance. We stand committed,
therefore, to bringing our readers the best copy of these
classics at the most affordable price. The copy which
you now hold may have small blemishes originating from
the master text.
We apologize in advance for any defects of this nature.
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To
the many people,
officials and citizens of Mexico
and Central America, who gave
us a helping hand along the
way, and without whose kindly
assistance the trip could never
have been completed; to Cap¬
tain Fischer, Captain Dobbs
and the crews of the S.S. Mayan
and Fisherman II; to our
friends in the United States
Army and Navy who not only
co-operated with us at the be¬
ginning , but who made our
journey*s end a delight to be
long remembered. Adios, ami¬
gos, que le vaya bien.
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