NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH MASS PRODUCED COPIES OF "BADDECK & THAT SORT OF THING" this unique book, available only in quality paperback format, has the subtitle "The Book that Brought Alexander Graham Bell to Baddeck". It is an enhanced version, superior in content and quality, and contains the total original text of the 1874 bestselling travelogue written by Charles Dudley Warner PLUS added illustrations, photos, reviews & much carefully researched information. An additional bonus is the foreword, written by Alexander Graham Bell's great grandson Hugh Bell Muller. The...

"Summer in a Garden and Calvin" from Charles Dudley Warner. American essayist, novelist, and friend of Mark Twain (1829-1900).

The extant biographies of Captain John Smith, and the portions of the history of Virginia that relate to him, all follow his own narrative, and accept his estimate of himself, and are little more than paraphrases of his story as told by himself. But within the last twenty years some new contemporary evidence has come to light, and special scholars have expended much critical research upon different portions of his career.