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The Ulverscroft large print series
The publisher would like to thank the many distinguished authors who have agreed to have their works included in this series. For the first time, famous books by well-known writers will be available for those who no longer find it possible to read from a normal print size. It is to be hoped that the reading pleasure they provide will equal the satisfaction that has been found in producing them.
Or By Default
George Vaizey
A story of pathos, excitement and ultimate triumph. Lieut. Commander Quane was technically in command of his destroyer when she ran aground approaching Devonmouth Sound. After being "dismissed his ship and severely reprimanded" by court martial he decides to look for another job, but his Service qualifications are of little use in the business world.
The publisher would like to record his appreciation to all those librarians, welfare officials, and committee members of Institutions for the Blind whose valuable advice and... Tovább

Fülszöveg

The Ulverscroft large print series
The publisher would like to thank the many distinguished authors who have agreed to have their works included in this series. For the first time, famous books by well-known writers will be available for those who no longer find it possible to read from a normal print size. It is to be hoped that the reading pleasure they provide will equal the satisfaction that has been found in producing them.
Or By Default
George Vaizey
A story of pathos, excitement and ultimate triumph. Lieut. Commander Quane was technically in command of his destroyer when she ran aground approaching Devonmouth Sound. After being "dismissed his ship and severely reprimanded" by court martial he decides to look for another job, but his Service qualifications are of little use in the business world.
The publisher would like to record his appreciation to all those librarians, welfare officials, and committee members of Institutions for the Blind whose valuable advice and assistance has helped to make publication of this series possible. While it is primarily intended that these books should provide entertainment in the form of popular fiction by well-known authors, it is to be hoped that readers, librarians, and others who are interested in the problems of the partially sighted will feel free to offer advice and suggestions as to directions in which this series may develop.
F. A. THORPE
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