Pirate of the North by Harold McCracken Scotland architecture In Keith Smith’s story we

In Keith Smith’s story we have the excitement of seeing an Aboriginal taking on a range of attributes and emerging as a recognisable human being rather than a simplistic

dustjacket has minor edge

take on a new aspect altogether when seen through the eyes of this irrepressible traveller

Raised by nannies (shades of Upstairs/Downstairs) and shunted among relatives ("from Sybaris to Sparta")

Grandchildren

Pirate of the North by Harold McCracken Scotland architecture In Keith Smith’s story wePirate of the North by Harold McCracken Frederick Warne & Co., 1955 [First Edition], colour illustrated frontispiece, paperback with wraps Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, blue ink marks in margins on two pages, foxing to edges, clipped wrap at front (see photographs) When the Indian guide left nineteen year old Jack Lauson at eh cabin in the Quehatch Valley, he murmured a solemn