The Shipwrecked Orphans : A True Narrative, Detailing the Shipwreck and Sufferings of John Ireland and Two Little Boys, George and William Doyley, Who, with Their Father and Mother and Thirty-Two Other Persons, Were Wrecked in the Charles Eaton in the Year 1834, on an Island in the South Seas, Inhabited by Savages

y The Shipwrecked Orphans : A True Narrative, Detailing the Shipwreck and Sufferings of John Ireland and Two Little Boys, George and William Doyley, Who, with Their Father and Mother and Thirty-Two Other Persons, Were Wrecked in the Charles Eaton in the Year 1834, on an Island in the South Seas, Inhabited by Savages single work autobiography children's

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Issue Details: First known date: 1838... 1838 The Shipwrecked Orphans : A True Narrative, Detailing the Shipwreck and Sufferings of John Ireland and Two Little Boys, George and William Doyley, Who, with Their Father and Mother and Thirty-Two Other Persons, Were Wrecked in the Charles Eaton in the Year 1834, on an Island in the South Seas, Inhabited by Savages

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