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Captives of Shanghai. The Story Of The President Harrison by  David H. And Gretchen G. Grover Grover - Paperback - Signed First Edition - 1989 - from Quinn & Davis Booksellers and Biblio.com
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Captives of Shanghai. The Story Of The President Harrison

by Grover, David H. And Gretchen G. Grover

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Price: $69.00

  • Bookseller: Quinn & Davis Booksellers US (US)
  • Bookseller Inventory #: 121962
  • Format/binding: Binding is: Softcover.
  • Book condition: Book condition: As New.
  • Jacket condition: Book issued without a jacket
  • Edition: First Edition
  • Binding: Paperback
  • ISBN 10: 0962393509
  • ISBN 13: 9780962393501
  • Publisher: Western Maritime Press, Napa, CA
  • Date published: 1989
  • Keywords: Keywords: military history; world war II; pow; prisoners of war; signed; SS harrison

Book Description

Western Maritime Press, Napa, CA, 1989. First Edition. Binding is: Softcover. . Book condition: As New. /Book issued without a jacket. 5 1/2 in. x 8 1/2 in. Signed by author. . First Edition issued only in softcover. Signed by the father and daughter, authors, David and Gretchen Grover. The SS Harrison, sent to North China to rescue a detachment of Marines and a great archeological treasure in their possession, became the only American ship captured at sea during World War II. 202 pages, notes, bibliography, and index. Softcover. Book is in Fine, as new, condition.

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Customer Reviews


On Sep 24 2007, Librarylady said:

  "One of our family members was aboard this ship. When he was returned from Japanese internment, he weighed 96 pounds. This man was 6'2" tall. As a ten year old, I remember thinking that our cousin Frankie looked like a live skelton. My little brother is 65 this year, and he sailed on Merchant Ships in the 1960's. I am giving him this book, about his relative, and so that he can read about the Merchant Marines of our country."



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