The Iron Star - And What It Saw on Its Journey Through the Ages / From Myth to History

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CONTENTS. SPARK I. HOW THE STAR CAME INTO THIS WORLD. SPARK II.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. THE FALLING OF THE STAR STONE AGE SPEARS

SPARK I. HOW THE STAR CAME INTO THIS WORLD.

SPARK II. HOW THE STAR AGAIN BEGAN TO TRAVEL.

SPARK III. HOW THE STAR WAS CARRIED ON THE WARPATH, AND WHAT CAME OF IT.

SPARK IV. HOW THE STAR WENT TO THE NORTHLAND.

SPARK V. HOW THE STAR FLEW INTO MANY PIECES, AND WHAT CAME OF IT.

SPARK VI. HOW FRAGMENTS OF THE STAR TRAVELLED TO A FAR COUNTRY.

SPARK VII. HOW THE STAR HELPED ULF THE SILENT TO WIN A GREAT NAME.

SPARK VIII. HOW THE IRON STAR VISITED A GREAT KING.

SPARK IX. HOW THE STAR HELPED TO WIN A THRONE.

SPARK X. HOW THE STAR SANG A SONG OF FREEDOM TO A CAPTIVE KING.

SPARK XI. HOW THE STAR WAS PRESENT AT THE GREAT GIFT OF THE BARONS.

SPARK XII. AND HOW IT WENT HALF ROUND THE EARTH, YET CROSSED AGAIN AT LAST THE TRAIL OF LEIF ERICSSON.

Title: The Iron Star And what It saw on Its Journey through the Ages

Author: John Preston True

Edition: 10

Language: English

Produced by Rose Koven, Juliet Sutherland, Charles Franks and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team.

THE IRON STAR And what It saw on Its Journey through the Ages

From Myth to History

By

JOHN PRESTON TRUE
Author of "Scouting for Washington," "Their Club and Ours," "Shoulder
Arms," etc.

Illustrated by
Lilian Crawford True

PREFACE

This is a wonderful old world of ours, the one we live in. It is wonderful to think how it has grown, day by day, year by year, century by century, and by each step of Time just a little better worth living in. It is like a beautiful fairy story, with the great advantage of being true.

Of course none of us were here when the world began, so we did not see the beginning of it, but some of us have worked the problem backward through the years to find out what the beginning was like; and starting from a good dry spot, if you follow the wanderings of my Iron Star, I believe you will at no time be very far from the truth of the way in which girls and boys and their elders lived in the days now long ago. Will you make the journey with me?

J. P. T.

SEPTEMBER, 1899.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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