Aboard the Bulger Andrew Graves

Aboard the Bulger Andrew GravesFive children escape from a Childrens Home, run away and steal a boat, which they sail around the Outer Hebrides. The book had a huge print run from London Methuen, but their warehouses were bombed in 1940 in Paternoster Row; 5 million books were lost in the fires caused by tens of thousands of incendiary bombs. Consequently, there were very few copies in circulation. This is the resurrection of a successful childrens adventure story.

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