Partners Of The Tide
by Joseph C. Lincoln
Author of “Cap’n Eri”
With Illustrations
Publisher: A. L. Burt Company, New York
Copyright 1903 by A. S. Barnes & Co.
Published April, 1905
NOTE: Prior ownership inscription on cover page, “Dwight Re. Reiehardfore, from his friend, Jattio”, “Loah Angle, December 25, 1922” (Spelling?)
"Partners of the Tide" by Joseph C. Lincoln tells the story of a partnership formed amidst the rugged coastal backdrop of Cape Cod, likely focusing on the challenges and triumphs of individuals whose lives are intertwined with the sea. The narrative explores themes of camaraderie, resilience, and the enduring spirit of those who make their living from the ocean. Lincoln's characteristic humor and attention to the nuances of Cape Cod life likely bring to life the characters and their struggles, portraying the unique blend of hardship and humor inherent in their daily existence. The book delves into the dynamics of their partnership, showcasing how they navigate both personal and professional challenges in a close-knit community.
Joseph C. Lincoln was a highly popular American author celebrated for his humorous and heartwarming stories set in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He was adept at capturing the authentic dialect and character of Cape Cod residents, creating vivid and relatable portrayals of their lives. His prolific output, including "Cap'n Eri" and "Partners of the Tide," entertained readers with tales of simple folk, their struggles, and their triumphs, all infused with a gentle wit and a deep appreciation for the unique culture of the region. Lincoln's work provided a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era, cementing his reputation as a beloved chronicler of Cape Cod life.
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