The Spirit of St. Louis - Softcover

Lindbergh, Charles A.

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ISBN 10: 1853719129 ISBN 13: 9781853719127

Publisher: Poolbeg Press Ltd, 2000

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In 1927, 25-year-old American aviator Charles Lindbergh earned international fame by making the first nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean (and won a prize of $25, 000 into the bargain. Lindbergh Own Version of his story, with a new introduction by Reeve Lindbergh)

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"Time"

At its exciting best, this book keeps the reader cockpit close to a rare adventure.

"Chicago Daily News"

A stunning, tremendously beautiful reading experience...a classic of adventure writing.

"Time"At its exciting best, this book keeps the reader cockpit close to a rare adventure.

"Chicago Daily News"A stunning, tremendously beautiful reading experience...a classic of adventure writing.

"Time" At its exciting best, this book keeps the reader cockpit close to a rare adventure.

"Chicago Daily News" A stunning, tremendously beautiful reading experience...a classic of adventure writing.

Chicago Daily News A stunning, tremendously beautiful reading experience...a classic of adventure writing.

Time At its exciting best, this book keeps the reader cockpit close to a rare adventure.

About the Author:

Charles A. Lindbergh (1902-1974) grew up in Little Falls, Minnesota. He learned to fly around the age of twenty, and developed his aviation skills as a barnstormer and airmail pilot. Two years after his trans-Atlantic voyage in 1927, Lindbergh married Anne Spencer Morrow, who would later become a bestselling author. A world-famous aviator, Lindbergh served as an aircraft consultant to the Ford Motor Company and the United Aircraft Corporation during World War Two. He was appointed brigadier general in the air force reserve in 1954.

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