Description
Original vintage 1905 Scribner Publishing edition. Hardcover spine has some severe fraying, some at edges and back cover. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This early 20th century novel by Cyrus Townsend Brady offers a fictionalized account of the daring exploits of John Paul Jones, the Revolutionary War naval hero. Brady, a prolific writer of historical fiction, was known for his meticulous research into the lives of famous figures. In “The Grip of Honor,” he brings to life the adventures of Jones as he battles the British navy and contends with intrigue on land. This Scribner’s edition from 1905 captures the novel at the height of Brady’s popularity, when his swashbuckling tales enthralled readers. Despite its worn exterior, the book’s interior remains respectably preserved, allowing modern readers to experience Brady’s vivid storytelling. Collectors of nautical literature and the American Revolutionary period will appreciate this vintage volume for its unique glimpse into the lionized Jones through the imaginative lens of an acclaimed author of the era.