A Story of the Golden Age
Author:
James Baldwin
Illustrator:
Howard Pyle 
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Publication:
1887 by Charles Scribner's Sons
Genre:
Fiction, Folk Tales, Historic Tales and Legends, Mythology
Pages:
286
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This book paves the way to an enjoyable reading of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, by presenting the legends about the causes of the Trojan War woven into a continuous narrative, ending where the story of the Iliad begins. The youthful Odysseus is the hero, as he journeys to visit his grandfather Autolycus, then Nestor and Menelaus, hearing the old stories as he goes.
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James Baldwin
1841 – 1925American
James Baldwin was born in Indiana and grew up in the Quaker colony of New Settlement in the Indiana backwoods. He was largely self-educated with only ... See more
A Story of the Golden Age of Greek Heroes
Reprinted in 2006 by Yesterday's Classics
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