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"Ned, the Son of Webb: What He Did." was written by William O. Stoddard and published in 1900. American journalist and author known for his memoirs and novels, including works about Abraham Lincoln.

Ned, the Son of Webb: What He Did.

1900

William O. Stoddard

Ned, the Son of Webb: What He Did.

William O. Stoddard

1900

Ned, the Son of Webb: What He Did is a juvenile fantasy novel by William O. Stoddard, first published in 1900. The story follows a spirited boy named Ned Webb, who dreams of adventure and heroism against the backdrop of military discussions of his time. After being sent to his grandfather's house, Ned is magically transported to a Norse village, where he encounters Vikings preparing for a raid on England, intertwining his youthful ambitions with historical events like the Battles of Stamford Bridge and Hastings in 1066. This novel combines elements of time travel and adventure, making it a unique exploration of a young boy's aspirations and historical context.