Sturdy and strong, or, How George Andrews made his way
By: by G.A. Henty ... ; with four illustrations by Robert Fowler
Contributors: Fowler, Robert, 1853-1926, ill; Roberts, Florence G. (Florence Griffin), donor; Blackie & Son
Publisher: Blackie & Son, Limited, 50 Old Bailey, E.C.
Published: 1895
Place of publication: London; Glasgow and Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Other titles: Sturdy and strong; How George Andrews made his way
Notes: Publisher's advertisements on 16 p. at end include 2 p. of plates with a portrait of Henty and an illustration from By Conduct and courage (included in pagination).

Estimated date of printing based on imprint, Cf. Dartt, R.L. Henty, p. xvi-xvii.

In original publisher's binding: blue cloth illustrated with two youths manning a fire hose, the water from which surrounds the title, on upper board, and a boy running over water on the spine, stamped in orange, black, and white.

"Mr. Henty's historical tales"--P. [2].

Newbolt, P.  Henty, 34.3

LC copy is the gift of Mrs. Roy A. Roberts, Sept. 14, 1967.