The Story of General Anthony Wayne (Mad Anthony) The Hero of Stony Point

This 1906 hardcover edition is in good condition, featuring a sturdy binding. The book carries a Library of Congress stamp, indicating its ex-library status. There are no inscriptions or signatures present. The presence of illustrations by Noble Ives adds visual appeal to the text. The dust jacket condition is not specified.

"The Story of General Anthony Wayne (Mad Anthony) The Hero of Stony Point" by Percy K. Fitzhugh, published by McLoughlin Brothers in 1906, is a captivating exploration of the life and exploits of General Anthony Wayne. Known for his daring and strategic prowess during the Revolutionary War, Wayne's story is vividly brought to life with illustrations by Noble Ives. This edition, part of the Young Folks' Colonial Library, offers a historical perspective aimed at younger readers, making it both educational and engaging. The book is a valuable piece for collectors interested in early 20th-century publications or Revolutionary War history. This copy, stamped by the Library of Congress, indicates its historical journey through institutional collections. The hardcover binding ensures durability, although specific jacket condition details are unavailable.