Francis Wheeler, an English author and priest, developed a profound interest in the occult and astrology after relocating to the United States. Writing under the name Francis Rolt-Wheeler, he achieved success as an author, primarily creating works for young readers. Later in his life, he delved deeply into occult studies, producing several books on the subject in French. His literary journey thus explores the intersection of spiritualism, arcane knowledge, and narrative.
This juvenile novel follows the adventures of a young boy who accompanies the U.S. Census Bureau on a mission to count the population of a remote area in the Appalachian Mountains. Along with a vivid portrayal of rural life and customs, the book offers insights into the social and political significance of the census in early 20th-century America.
Set against the backdrop of fisheries and marine conservation, this educational and adventurous tale engages young readers with the intricacies of aquatic life. Through the journey of its protagonist, the story highlights the importance of preserving marine ecosystems while fostering a sense of responsibility towards nature.
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Set against the backdrop of geological surveying, the narrative follows a young protagonist as he embarks on an adventurous journey of scientific exploration. Through engaging storytelling, readers are introduced to the intricacies of surveying and the excitement of discovering the natural world. The book combines education with adventure, making complex concepts accessible and enjoyable for young audiences.
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