The books written by T. Morris Longstreth include, but are not limited to, the following:
Title |
Year |
Publisher |
Comments |
Reading the Weather |
1915 |
New York: Outing Publishing Company |
Reissued in 1943 as Knowing the Weather. |
The Adirondacks |
1917 |
New York: The Century Co. |
Travelogue through the Adirondacks region. |
Lake Placid and an Experiment in Intelligence |
1917 |
New York: The Century Co. |
Reprinted from The Adirondacks. |
The Catskills |
1918 |
New York: The Century Co. |
Travelogue through the Catskills region. |
Mac of Placid |
1920 |
New York: The Century Co. |
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The Laurentians: The Hills of the Habitant |
1922 |
New York: The Century Company |
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The Lake Placid Country Tramper’s Guide |
1922 |
Lake Placid: Adirondack Camp and Trail Club |
Guide book to over 60 trails in the Lake Placid region of the Adirondacks. |
The Lake Superior Country |
1924 |
New York: The Century Company |
“Outdoor life, the land, the people, and the animals in a wild and beautiful region.” |
The Silent Five
|
1924 |
New York: The Century Co. |
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Coin and Crossbones |
1925 |
New York: The Century Co. |
Sequel to The Silent Five. |
Ade of the Marcy Mounted |
1926 |
New York: Century Company |
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The Silent Force: Scenes from the Life of the Mounted Police of Canada |
1927 |
New York: Century Company |
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Sons of the Mounted Police |
1928 |
New York: Century Company |
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The Sky Through Branches.
|
1930 |
New York: Century Company |
Volume of poems. |
Murder at Belly Butte and other mysteries from the records of the mounted police |
1931 |
New York: The Century Co. |
Follows 14 different criminal cases involving the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. |
Quebec Montreal and Ottawa
|
1933 |
New York: The Century Co. |
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In Scarlet and Plain Clothes: The History of the Mounted Police |
1933 |
New York: Macmillan |
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To Nova Scotia: The Sunrise Province of Canada |
1935 |
New York: D. Appleton-Century Company |
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Trial by Wilderness
|
1940 |
New York: D. Appleton-Century |
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Trooper’s Friend: A Tale of Mountain Prep
|
1940 |
New York: D. Appleton-Century Company |
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In Lightning or in Rain.
|
1941 |
New York: D. Appleton-Century Company, incorporated |
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Jess
|
1941 |
Philadelphia: Westminster Press |
“. . . the story of a vivacious and effervescent school girl who ultimately becomes the star of her home town.” (“Book Reviews.” The Bronxville Review-Press. December 23, 1941. 2nd section, page 5.) |
The Missouri Clipper: A Mountain Prep Story |
1941 |
New York: D. Appleton-Century Co. |
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Knowing the Weather
|
1943 |
New York: The Macmillan Co. |
Reissued from the original 1915 Reading the Weather. Subject is meteorology aimed at the beginner. |
Tad Lincoln, The President’s Son
|
1944 |
Philadelphia: The Westminster Press |
Biography of Tad Lincoln |
Two Rivers Meet in Concord
|
1946 |
Philadelphia: The Westminster Press |
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Hide-out
|
1947 |
New York: The Macmillan Co. |
“A story of Concord in the days of Thoreau and Emerson. Reuben loses his temper with the jailer where his father is imprisoned and is forced to run away from home. As a helper in a livery stable he has a part in the struggle between the new railroads and the old stages. An interesting story with a good historical background.” (“Background of History.” The Saturday Review. November 15, 1947. Page 61.) |
The Great Venture
|
1948 |
New York: The Macmillan Co. |
Biography. “The story of the early years as a sculptor of Daniel Chester French. The scene is Concord in the time of Emerson, the Alcotts, Richard Dana, and other famous Americans. It is an unusually interesting biography, convincing and full of life.” (“Biography.” The Saturday Review. November 13, 1948. Page 40.) |
Mounty in a Jeep
|
1949 |
New York: Macmillan Company |
“In an isolated village on the Alberta-Northwest Territories boundary a young Mountie brings law and order to his territory by exercising leadership and by participating in youth activities.” |
Showdown
|
1950 |
New York: Macmillan |
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Gallows Rock
|
1951 |
New York: Macmillan |
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Elephant Toast
|
1953 |
New York: Macmillan Co. |
“A hilarious story of a boys’ camp where everything happens, including an elephant.” Ages 8-12. |
Camping Like Crazy |
1953 |
New York: Macmillan |
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The Scarlet Force: The Making of the Mounted Police |
1953 |
Toronto: Macmillan |
About the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. |
Understanding the Weather |
1953 |
New York: Macmillan |
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The Force Carries On |
1954 |
Toronto: Macmillan |
Subject is the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The sequel to The Scarlet Force. |
Time Flight |
1954 |
New York: Macmillan |
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Dangerline |
1955 |
New York: MacMillan |
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Doorway in the Dark
|
1956 |
New York: Macmillan |
“Communist intrigue and cruelty play a large part in this thrilling story of two young men who struggle to keep a free university in occupied Berlin.” |
The MacQuarrie Boys
|
1957 |
New York: Macmillan |
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Bull Session
|
1958 |
New York: Macmillan |
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Michel of Ironwood |
1959 |
New York: Macmillan |
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Trouble Guaranteed |
1960 |
New York: Macmillan |
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That Williams Boy |
1961 |
New York: Macmillan |
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The Calgary Challengers |
1962 |
Toronto, Macmillan of Toronto |
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Henry Thoreau, American Rebel
|
1963 |
New York: Dodd, Mead |
Biography of Thoreau, and overview of his works |
The Comeback Catcher
|
1965 |
New York: Dodd, Mead |
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