Cyrus Townsend Brady: 46 books

Originally published in 1904, this is Brady’s comprehensive volume detailing the Nez Perce and Modoc Indian wars. Brady utilizes many vivid firsthand accounts from veterans—both soldiers and Native American chiefs—of their harrowing wartime experiences. A major historical work of the American West, it brings to life this tumultuous time in our nation’s history.

And Thus He Came:A Christmas Fantasy by Cyrus.This book is a christmas classics short story,which include many short stories about Christmas,they are the collection of famous Christmas tales which are admired throughout the world.

This 1900 biography of the American naval hero, John Paul Jones, refutes British calumnies spread against the brilliant adversary who defeated them time after time on the high seas.  A contemporary review in the New York Times noted "the crying need for just such a book as Mr. Brady's life of Paul Jones."

The story of Waterloo and Napolean; a historical romance set in the days of the war.

Collection of nautical stories revealing some of the extraordinary difficulties faced by seamen from the days of sail.(Goodreads)

Every member of the family will find here something suited to his years and fancy. A story for little girls, one for boy scouts, a story for grown-ups, a word of advice about giving, a meditation and some personal reminiscences of Christmas in Kansas make up the volume. The book is attractively gotten...

Two fleets, two perspectives, two lovers, and one battle—with the eastern Mediterranean and all of India at stake. This is the story of two “captains,” Horatio Nelson and Napoleon Bonaparte. In 1798 Napoleon mounted a massive military invasion of Egypt. The objective? To roll up the middle...

On an April night in 1865, the Secret Service receives word of a gunshot. Abraham Lincoln has apparently been shot.

Miss Fanny Glen's especial detestation was an assumption of authority on the part of the other sex. If there was a being on earth to whom she would not submit, it was to a masterful man; such a man as, if appearances were a criterion, Rhett Sempland at that moment assumed to be. The contrast between...

This story - a love story on two fronts - tells of Captain John Seymour Seymour (repetition of name not a mistake) and his struggle twixt love for Kate and love for his country during the time of General Washington's battle against the British. A must for any citizen of the USA and England if only...

In preparing this work I began, I admit, with an ardent admiration for John Paul Jones, born of long study of his career. I have endeavored, however, so far as possible, to lay aside my preconceived opinions and predisposition in his favor, and I have conscientiously gone over the immense mass of...