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  • A Maid of the Silver Sea

    by John Oxenham ...
    The story likely takes place in a maritime setting, perhaps along the coast of England or in another coastal region. The title suggests a connection to the sea, and readers can expect themes of adventure, romance, and perhaps elements of mystery or intrigue.In "A Maid of the Silver Sea," readers may encounter a cast of characters whose lives are intertwined with the sea—a source of both danger and ... Read more

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  • Bees in Amber: A Little Book of Thoughtful Verse

    by John Oxenham ...
    The Mills of God grind slowly, but they grind exceeding small—
So soft and slow the great wheels go they scarcely move at all;
But the souls of men fall into them and are powdered into dust,
And in that dust grow the Passion-Flowers—Love, Hope, Trust. Most wondrous their upspringing, in the dust of the Grinding-Mills,
And rare beyond the telling the fragrance each distils.
Some grow up tall and ... Read more

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  • Pearl of Pearl Island

    by John Oxenham ...
    Set in the picturesque landscape of Pearl Island, the novel likely tells the story of its titular character, Pearl, and her adventures and experiences on the island. As Pearl navigates her surroundings, readers are likely to encounter themes of love, friendship, self-discovery, and perhaps even elements of mystery or adventure.John Oxenham's writing often incorporated elements of romance, nature, ... Read more

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  • 1914

    by John Oxenham ...
    As the world plunges into conflict, the characters grapple with fear, uncertainty, and the moral complexities of war. Some enlist eagerly, motivated by a sense of duty and patriotism, while others are reluctant conscripts, forced to leave behind their loved ones and confront the horrors of battle."1914" offers a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the human cost of war, as well as the ... Read more

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  • 1914

    by John Oxenham ...
    The early morning of July 25th, 1914, was not at all such as the date might reasonably have led one to expect. It was gray and overcast, with heavy dew lying white on the grass and a quite unseasonable rawness in the air. The clock on the mantelpiece of the morning-room in The Red House, Willstead, was striking six, in the sonorous Westminster chimes, which were so startlingly inconsistent with ... Read more

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  • Carette of Sark

    by John Oxenham ...
    To give you a clear understanding of matters I must begin at the beginning and set things down in their proper order, though, as you will see, that was not by any means the way in which I myself came to learn them. For my mother and my grandfather were not given to overmuch talk at the best of times, and all my boyish questionings concerning my father left me only the bare knowledge that, like ... Read more

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  • The Coil of Carne

    by John Oxenham ...
    If by any chance you should ever sail on a low ebb-tide along a certain western coast, you will, if you are of a receptive humour and new to the district, receive a somewhat startling impression of the dignity of the absolutely flat. ... Read more

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  • Hearts in exile

    by John Oxenham ...
    John Oxenham's Hearts in Exile is a romantic and moral novel shaped by the emotional earnestness of early twentieth-century popular fiction. The book explores estrangement, inward suffering, and the longing for spiritual and emotional homecoming, tracing characters whose lives are marked by loss, duty, and the hope of renewal. Oxenham writes in a graceful, accessible prose style, blending ... Read more

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  • The Hidden Years

    by John Oxenham ...
    What if everything you thought you knew about the most pivotal years in human history had been left deliberately, achingly blank? John Oxenham's The Hidden Years dares to step into the silence that has captivated seekers, scholars, and dreamers for centuries, bringing to vivid and reverent life the unrecorded youth of Jesus of Nazareth. Set against the sun-baked landscapes of ancient Galilee, this ... Read more

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  • Fifty Forgotten War Poets

    by C E Montague, John Oxenham, E W Hornung ...
    War is that most awful and heinous display of man’s inhumanity.And within the legions of slaughtered young men in the trenches of Western Europe, or the desperate carnage of battles fought elsewhere, were a group of men we now call the War Poets. Names such as Owen, Thomas, Brooke for example may still have a legacy that so eloquently describes the suffering, brutality and the waste of the human ... Read more

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  • White Fire

    by John Oxenham ...
    She was so dainty a little figure that the bare-armed women in the doors of the lands and closes turned and looked after her with enjoyment untinged even with envy. They scratched their elbows and commented on her points with complacent understanding. ... Read more

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  • The Adventurer's Library: 43 Epic Adventure Novels from Around the World

    Forty-Three Global Tales of Swashbuckling, Espionage, Survival, and Discovery

    by Victor Bridges, John Oxenham, G. P. R. James, Anthony Hope, Louise Gerard, John C. Hutcheson, Alexandre Dumas, William O. Stoddard, May Kellogg Sullivan, F. A. Robinson, Lloyd Osbourne, John Bowling, Edgar Jepson, Arvid Paulson, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, Clayton Edwards, H. Esselstyn Lindley, Harold MacGrath, Holman Day, Eugène Sue, Stewart Edward White, Frederick Niven, Thorne Smith, Robert W. Chambers, A. F. Mockler-Ferryman, G. A. Henty, Charles King, Louis Joseph Vance, Edward Roper, George Langford, Robert Ervin Howard, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Henry Beston, Gordon Stables, Louise Vescelius Sheldon, Justus Miles Forman, Louis Tracy, Louis Becke, Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, Archibald Stewart Harrison, Mark Twain, E. W. Phillips, Willis George Emerson, William John Locke ...
    The Adventurer's Library gathers forty-three adventure novels into a capacious panorama of peril, travel, intrigue, imperial encounter, romance, and comic misadventure. Moving from swashbuckling historical narratives and sea tales to lost-world fantasies, detective-inflected pursuits, and frontier exploits, the volume maps the extraordinary elasticity of adventure fiction. Classic chivalric ... Read more

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