Publisher's Synopsis
""A capital story, unfastened from namby-pambyness, complete of fun, and quite unfastened from any hint of ... One day-being-President morality. We cordially commend it." - The Church Review, 1889"One of the jolliest and maximum rollicking stories ... complete of marvel, mystery, and journey ... At once charming and wholesome." -Public Opinion, 1889"Boggles the mind...." - Huffington Post"Well acquired and so heartily enjoyed with the aid of old and young alike." - Universalist Quarterly, 1891In the wide variety of modern-day literature it might be hard to find a extent of adventure which might surpass Ingersoll Lookwood's 1890 ebook "Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger." You will be awed by means of the presentations of the wonders of travel, and of the deeds of the valiant heroes-the images of the brightest fancy-who trumpet their bravery and daring after the laughable and a laugh -even superlatively imaginative-fashion of the well-known Baron Munchausen. As an inimitable and unlimited story-teller, holding speedy to a few phases of truth, and blending with them the best flights of hyperbolic expression, the writer may relaxation content that the e-book outrivals Munchausen in the way of marvellous stories.Group collectively the hitherto unrivalled and remarkable discoveries and adventures of Jules Verne; then accumulate all of Rider Haggard's bewitching and bewildering stories, with Baron Munchausen thrown in, and the ""Little Baron Trump"" can be the trump of the lot, and if you'll observe him along with his Wonderful Dog Bulger, he'll take you along a course of narrative which will actually pressure you into a condition of mental hilarity and lavish wonderment.The little baron is a remarkably child. He quick outstrips all his tutors, and starts offevolved out, on the early age of eight, together with his dog Bulger, on a excursion to the Southern Seas. Here he meets with a great people called the "Windeaters,"" and has some maximum marvelous and fun adventures.The author, Ingersoll Lockwood (1841-1918), became an American legal professional and writer. As a writer, he is specially known today for his Baron Trump children's novels. However, he wrote other children's novels, in addition to the utopian novel, The Last President, a play, and several non-fiction works. He wrote a number of his non-fiction under the pseudonym Irwin Longman.Like his father and uncles, Ingersoll Lockwood also trained as a legal professional, even though his first role become as a diplomat. In 1862 he was appointed Consul to the Kingdom of Hanover via Abraham Lincoln. At the time he was the youngest member of america consular pressure and served in that put up for 4 years. On his go back he installed a legal practice in New York City along with his older brother Henry.Other books with the aid of Lockwood include:1900 or The Last President.Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground JourneyExtraordinary Experiences of Little Captain DoppelkopIn various mood; or, Jetsam, flotsam & liga"
