The Collected Stories of Ralph Henry Barbour - Barbour, Ralph Henry
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Step into the world of adventure and youthful determination with The Collected Stories by Ralph Henry Barbour. Known for his vibrant tales of sportsmanship, friendship, and personal growth, Barbour's stories capture the spirit of early 20th-century America, especially through the lens of young men overcoming challenges. Whether set on the playing field or in the classrooms of prep schools, his stories are filled with energy, moral lessons, and the enduring value of hard work and perseverance. This anthology offers a wonderful introduction to Barbour's engaging storytelling, perfect for readers…mehr

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Step into the world of adventure and youthful determination with The Collected Stories by Ralph Henry Barbour. Known for his vibrant tales of sportsmanship, friendship, and personal growth, Barbour's stories capture the spirit of early 20th-century America, especially through the lens of young men overcoming challenges. Whether set on the playing field or in the classrooms of prep schools, his stories are filled with energy, moral lessons, and the enduring value of hard work and perseverance. This anthology offers a wonderful introduction to Barbour's engaging storytelling, perfect for readers who enjoy a blend of action, camaraderie, and timeless themes of honor and character.
Autorenporträt
Ralph Henry Barbour (1870-1944) was an American author, best known for his prolific works of sports fiction. A graduate of Harvard University, Barbour had a deep passion for athletics, which he often explored in his writing, particularly in relation to school and college sports. His novels, including For the Honor of the School and The Half-Back, frequently focus on themes of competition, sportsmanship, and character development, resonating with young readers and those interested in sports culture. Barbour's works were widely popular in the early 20th century, and his legacy as a writer who brought the excitement of sports to the literary world endures.