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Faces and Places

By Henry W. (Henry William) Lucy

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Experience the author's vibrant world, filled with daring balloon ascents and engaging friendships forged high above London.

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2008-05-27
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Summary

"Faces and Places" by Henry W. Lucy is an arrangement of personal essays that focuses on the author's encounters with different people, locations, and happenings drawn from his life as a journalist and traveler. The book starts memorably: the author meets Colonel Fred Burnaby during an exciting balloon launch at the Crystal Palace. Their shared experience floating over London fosters a friendship based on adventure and mutual respect. As the balloon rises, the story details not only the exciting views but also the personalities of those present, especially highlighting Burnaby’s daring nature. This first encounter sets the stage for a series of engaging stories that blend personal experiences with insightful thoughts on society.

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