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  1. SWITCH OFF; or, The War of the Students. by Oliver.[Adams, William Taylor.1822 - 1897]. Optic, 1870
  2. ON TIME; or The Young Captain of the Ucayga Steamer. Lake Shore Series, v. 3. by Oliver. [Adams, William Taylor. 1822 - 1897]. Optic, 1870-01-01
  3. BRAKE UP; or, The Young Peacemakers. by Oliver. [Adams, William Taylor. 1822 - 1897]. Optic, 1898-01-01
  4. TRY AGAIN; or, The Trials and Triumphs of Harry West. A Story for Young Folks. Boat Club Series, v. 4. by Oliver. [Adams, William Taylor. 1822 - 1897]. Optic, 1858
  5. BRAKE UP; or, The Young Peacemakers. by Oliver.[Adams, William Taylor.1822 - 1897]. Optic, 1870
  6. Boat Club Or Bunkers of Rippleton, The Boat Club Series in DustJacket, NY CARLTON Press publishers, (edited by James P. O'Shea (Oliver Optic ( William Taylor Adams ) was born 1822 in Massachusetts. he died in 1897,(edited by James P. O'Shea) by edited by James P. O'Shea) Oliver Optic ( William Taylor Adams ) was born 1822 in Massachusetts. he died in 1897, 1968
  7. An "Oliver Optic" Checklist: An Annotated Catalog-Index to the Series, Nonseries Stories, and Magazine Publications of William Taylor Adams (Bibliographies and Indexes in American Literature)

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Blue and Gray for Boys and Girls Author Profiles. 19th Century OliverOptic. (William T. Adams) (1822 1897) Massachusetts. William
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Author Profiles 19th Century
Oliver Optic (William T. Adams) (1822 - 1897)
Massachusetts William T. Adams assumed the pen name "Oliver Optic" when he began writing children's books in the 1850s. A teacher by trade, Adams gained fame and fortune during his lifetime from the publication of numerous "boy adventure stories." John Townsend Trowbridge
New York Beginning his career as a newspaper editor and anonymous contributor to various publications, Trowbridge first earned a name for himself upon publication of an anti-slavery novel. He wrote articles for the children's magazines Our Young Folks and Youth's Companion during and after the war. Of his Civil War novels, Cudjo's Cave was the most popular. According to the new introduction to a recent edition of the novel, Trowbridge was the first American novelist to depict a black man of pure African ancestry as noble and intelligent. Modern critics, however, label the character Pomp a stereotype. Jules Verne
France Fantasy writer Jules Verne is famous for his adventure stories; three in particular have contributed significantly to the genre of science fiction and remain popular today:

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