By a Native Daughter. Third edition. Illustrated. 266 pages, $1.00. "It is unique and well worth reading."—Christian Advocate. "This is a chapter in history, but it reads like a romance."—Christian Observer. "No better romance can be found in the annals of truth. No story of the tropics can enlist the interest of the young with more intensity, or convey a better idea of the power and goodness of God, than this."—Christian Cynosure. "Towards the close of the last century, the crew of an English sloop of war mutinied, set their captain and eighteen men adrift, and sailed for Tahiti. Of their subsequent life, this book tells the story."—Public Opinion. "The subject of this story is one of the most romantic in human annals. All is graphically told in this little volume, which, in its way, is as wonderful as Robinson Crusoe."—Christian Standard. "No novelist ever conceived a tale more romantic than that of the mutiny of the English vessel, the Bounty, on its way across the Pacific. The story is full of admirable lessons, which are not missed by the writer of the book, herself a descendant of one of the mutineers and a native of the little island."—Golden Rule.