Half round the world, or, Among the uncivilized
By: by Oliver Optic, author of The army and navy series, Young America abroad, first and second series, The Boat-Club stories, The onward and upward series, The great western series, The Woodville stories, The lake shore series, The Yacht-Club series, The Riverdale stories, The boat-builder series, The blue and the gray afloat, The blue and the gray -- on land, The starry flag series, All-over-the-world library, first, second, and third series, comprising A missing million, A millionaire at sixteen, A young knight-errant, Strange sights abroad, American boys afloat, The young navigators, Up and down the Nile, Asiatic breezes, Across India, etc., etc. ; illustrated
Contributors: Shute, A. B., illustrator; Lee and Shepard
Series: All-over-the-world library, third series
Publisher: Lee and Shepard, publishers, 10 Milk Street
Published: 1896
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 364
Subjects: Voyages and travels; Juvenile fiction
Other titles: Half round the world; Among the uncivilized
Notes: In original publisher's binding: red cloth with an illustration that includes a globe, the Eiffel Tower, a ship, the title, series title, and author, stamped in black and gray.

Publisher's advertisements on 4 pages at end.

LC copy is a copyright deposit: Oct. 21, 1895.