
Frederic F. Van de Water (1890–1968)
Author of Glory-Hunter: A Life of General Custer
About the Author
Works by Frederic F. Van de Water
In Defense of Worms 5 copies
Hidden Ways 5 copies
The Circling Year 3 copies
The Captain Called it Mutiny 3 copies
Fathers are funny 2 copies
Day of Battle 2 copies
Elmer 'n Edwina 2 copies
The family flivvers to Frisco 2 copies
In Defense of Worms 1 copy
Still Waters 1 copy
Plunder 1 copy
Fool's errand 1 copy
Havoc 1 copy
The Real McCoy 1 copy
We're Still in the Country 1 copy
This day's madness 1 copy
Associated Works
Major Problems in the History of the American West: Documents and Essays (1989) — Contributor — 66 copies
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Common Knowledge
- Canonical name
- Van de Water, Frederic F.
- Legal name
- Van de Water, Frederic Franklyn
- Birthdate
- 1890
- Date of death
- 1968
- Gender
- male
- Relationships
- Van De Water, Virginia (mother)
Terhune, Albert Payson (uncle)
Harland, Marion (grandmother) - Nationality
- USA
- Associated Place (for map)
- USA
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Reviews
This 1927 murder-mystery-thriller begins with the discovery 1000 years ago of a unique green diamond that then leads to the deaths of many who desire it. Cut to the present and wealthy retired manufacturer Ithamar Strake is murdered in his apartment in Oneida County, New York. The State Trooper heroes are Sergeant Dan Delaney and rookie Stephen Cameron. This thriller showed its age, and not very attractively.
This was the book that introduced me to Frederic Van de Water, just after we moved to Vermont. At this point, it's been so long since I read it, I'm not sure about details. This is one of his series of four about Vermont during the Revolutionary War. This one's about Adam, who clashes with the Green Mountain Boys and eventually becomes one. It takes place in and around Bennington. Oh yes, I remember that he's a Quaker and doesn't want anything to do with this arguement.
After reading Van de Water's historical novels and history about Vermont in the the Revolutionary War in Vermont, I started gobbling up other things I could find that he had written.I bought this at a used book store. It describes the first year in his new home in Dummerston. I sort of identified with it, although 1937 was very different from 1971, when we moved to Vermont.
After reading Van de Water's four historical novels about the Revolutionary War, I moved to the history. This reads like a novel, but it's been so long, I need to read it again.
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Statistics
- Works
- 31
- Also by
- 3
- Members
- 187
- Popularity
- #116,276
- Rating
- 3.6
- Reviews
- 6
- ISBNs
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