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1927. His life and achievements, with a valuable chapter on the navigation of "The Spirit of St. Louis" and including a copy of the contents of the book presented to Captain Lindbergh by Secretary of State Kellogg, of world wide congratulations received by the United States government. Fife,... read more
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IF youth ever made a superb and defiant gesture it was when Captain Charles A. Lindbergh took off, all alone, from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, at 7:52 o'clock on the morning of Friday, May 20, 1927, to fly to Paris.
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- Dewey: 920
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- Books › History › World › Transportation › Aviation
- Books › Science › Technology › History of Technology
- Books › Nonfiction › Transportation › Aviation
- Books › Biographies & Memoirs › Historical
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