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"Well, why not be a soldier?" Philip Hexton shook his head. "No, father. There's something very brave in a soldier's career; but I should like to save life, not destroy it." "You would save life in times of trouble; fight for your country, and that sort of thing." "No, father;... Read Full Overview

"Son Philip" from George Manville Fenn. English novelist, journalist, editor and educationalist (1831-1909).

"Well, why not be a soldier?" Philip Hexton shook his head. "No, father. There's something very brave in a soldier's career; but I should like to save life, not destroy it." "You would save life in times of trouble; fight for your country, and that sort of thing." "No, father;... Read Full Overview

"Son Philip" by means of George Manville in Fenn, the principle man or woman, Philip Grey, lives a completely thrilling life and has many exciting studies. The story, which came out within the late 1800s, follows the young essential character as he faces many issues, solves riddles,... Read Full Overview

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"Son Philip" by George Manville Fenn plunges readers into the heart of the coal mining industry, offering a thrilling adventure set against the backdrop of working-class life. This juvenile fiction title explores the challenging realities of coal mining, with a particular... Read Full Overview