Fred Fearnot and "Pittsburg Pete"; or, Lively Times in the Oil Country
Year of Publication |
1907
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Publication Type |
Novel
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Number of Pages or Episodes |
32 p.
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Language |
English
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Contributors |
Author:
Hal Standish |
Publisher |
Work and Win (Frank Tousey)
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City |
New York
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Abstract |
Fred Fearnot and “Pittsburg Pete” encounter trouble during the Western Pennsylvania Oil Rush.
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Notes |
Hal Standish is the pseudonym of H. [Harvey] K. [King] Shackleford (1841-1906).
As H.K. Shackleford passed away in 1906, this title was likely written by another author under the Hal Standish pen name.
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Author Biography |
Harvey King Shackleford (1841-1906), born in Georgia, wrote more than 300 dime novels in the "Fred Fearnot" series, which continued after his death by authors who used his pen name.
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Time |
1860s-70s
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