In School and Out ; or, The Conquest of Richard Grant

The author, known for his engaging storytelling, began his writing career at 28 and achieved significant success with the Boat Club series in 1854. His notable works include the "Blue and Gray" series, which explore themes of the Civil War. Over his prolific career, he penned more than 100 books, primarily targeting young male readers, often in multi-volume series. Adams's contributions to literature reflect both his academic background and his commitment to captivating narratives for youth.