59 títulos para "Crockett S R"

SHORT STORY CLASSICS BY ENGLISH AUTHORS (1913)

BARRIE, J. M./MACLAREN, IAN/CROCKETT, S. R.

Kit Kennedy

Crockett, S R

First published in 1899, this story has shades of autobiographical detail but is fiction throughout. The young Kit is a lad o? pairts whose life?s journey is revealed through adventure and romance giving the modern reader an insight into Scottish life over a century ago. The inmost complexity of bo...

THE DARK O´ THE MOON

CROCKETT, S. R.

THE SILVER SKULL

CROCKETT, S. R.

ROSE OF THE WILDERNESS (1909)

CROCKETT, S. R.

A GALLOWAY HERD (1895)

CROCKETT, S. R.

The Stickit Minister and Some Common Men

S. R. Crockett

The Banner of Blue

Crockett, S R

?The mosses of Galloway, the hill-mists and sea-breezes, the hundred touches of the student of nature to the manor born, combine with good characterization of his countrymen. Mr Crockett has given us another moving drama of comparatively modern life. Clothed in such warm, living humanity, the author...

Love Idylls

S. R. Crockett

Mad Sir Uchtred of the hills

Crockett, S. R.

Trieste Publishing has a massive catalogue of classic book titles. Our aim is to provide readers with the highest quality reproductions of fiction and non-fiction literature that has stood the test of time. The many thousands of books in our collection have been sourced from libraries and private co...

Bog Myrtle and Peat

Crockett, S R

?We are well satisfied to have in a collected form tales of so much and so diverse merit.? ??Bog Myrtle and Peat? is excellent from cover to cover, and will certainly increase the number of Mr Crockett?s admirers.? An eclectic collection of stories and poems, which ranges from Galloway through Eur...

A Galloway Herd

Crockett, S R

Never before published in the UK, this was Crockett?s first novel and in episodic style tells the story of Watty Anderson, a boy for whom nothing is ordinary, and who sees romance in everything around him. A tale of rural childhood to rival Laurie Lee.? On Scotch soil Mr Crockett is always charming...