The Medical Eclectic, Devoted to Reformed Medicine, General Science and Literature
Vol. I
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Reprint of the original, first published in 1874.
Robert Newton is a full-time firefighter whose experiences inform his captivating storytelling. He writes novels for young people, exploring themes of courage and resilience through compelling narratives. His work is known for its engaging plots and relatable characters.



Vol. I
Reprint of the original, first published in 1874.
Dan had to go, He felt he had no choice, but leaving home was never going to be easy . . . Dan and his brother Eddie take off for the coast, in search of their lost mother, in search of a better life . . . but it's a long road they face and Dan must use all his wits to get them there in one piece. When they are taken under the wings of a group of would-be soldiers marching over the mountains to join up for the Great War, Dan and Eddie's journey becomes something quite unexpected. The experiences they share will shape their future beyond recognition. This extraordinary rite of passage is a powerful, heart-rending story – Robert Newton at his very best.