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In "The Treasure of the Bucoleon, " Arthur D. Howden Smith crafts a riveting tale centered around the historical riches of Constantinople and the legendary palace of Bucoleon. The narrative unfolds as a thrilling quest for hidden treasure, weaving together action, intrigue, and historical elements. As protagonists delve deep into mysteries from the Byzantine Empire, readers are transported back in time, experiencing the grandeur, danger, and a...

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Excerpt from Commodore Vanderbilt: An Epic of American AchievementOf the children of Jacob II and Mary, the youngest, born August 28, 1764, was named Cornelius, undoubt edly after his uncle, mentioned previously, who was also a seventh son. Poor, young Cornelius grew to manhood in the drear, pinched days of the Revolution, which is possibly an explanation of the character he developed. To tell the truth, the family were due for hard times. In ...

Excerpt from Commodore Vanderbilt: An Epic of American AchievementOf the children of Jacob II and Mary, the youngest, born August 28, 1764, was named Cornelius, undoubt edly after his uncle, mentioned previously, who was also a seventh son. Poor, young Cornelius grew to manhood in the drear, pinched days of the Revolution, which is possibly an explanation of the character he developed. To tell the truth, the family were due for hard times. In ...