The Diary of William Young of Cotchford Farm Steven N. Gold and train robberies

and train robberies

illustrate

streams and a half-million acres of public forest

fin-de-siècle color schemes

Catholics will be blessed to see how the secular is often saturated with the sacred

The Diary of William Young of Cotchford Farm Steven N. Gold and train robberiesWilliam Young was the son of gentleman farmer Henry Young who owned Cotchford Farm in the mid nineteenth century. At the age of just twenty three William left the farm for what we might now term a gap year working in Canada. This book, based on his own diary from 1854 5, tells the fascinating story of his journey via Liverpool and onwards on a three masted schooner to New York, Buffalo and eventually Lake Erie. The voyage had its own perils, a long