The Erie train boy

"In addition to providing the text itself, this Broadview reissue endeavors to make something of its cultural history available for readers. The copy text is that of the early edition published by M.A. Donahue & Company, collated against the A.L. Burt Company edition from the 1890s; both of these include the complete Alger text. The text has also been collated, however, against the edition published by the Whitman Publishing Co. circa 1920 - an edition that was considerably abridged, though no acknowledgment of this was made in the volume itself - and an appendix provides full information on the changes made for this later edition. Readers will thus be able to trace the ways in which the text was altered through abridgement. Also included as an appendix to the volume are cover illustrations and advertisements from all three editions."--Résumé de l'éditeur.

"In addition to providing the text itself, this Broadview reissue endeavors to make something of its cultural history available for readers. The copy text is that of the early edition published by M.A. Donahue & Company, collated against the A.L. Burt Company edition from the 1890s; both of these include the complete Alger text. The text has also been collated, however, against the edition published by the Whitman Publishing Co. circa 1920 - an edition that was considerably abridged, though no acknowledgment of this was made in the volume itself - and an appendix provides full information on the changes made for this later edition. Readers will thus be able to trace the ways in which the text was altered through abridgement. Also included as an appendix to the volume are cover illustrations and advertisements from all three editions."--Résumé de l'éditeur.

In dèsLibris.

Titre de l'écran-titre (visionné le 25 août 2008).

Réimpression. Publié à l'origine à Chicago : M.A. Donahue & Co., 1890.