Meet Stephen, a twelve-year-old Quaker from Bristol, England, who travels across the sea to Pennsylvania with other Quaker families. New people in a new place bring new experiences and adventures. Will the Indians be friendly? What will happen when Stephen and his best friend are sent on a mission to Baltimore? By following Stephen and his tales, your child will learn to “Be ye kind” to everyone he meets. Stephen’s story gives a glimpse of life on what was then a new frontier.
James Otis was a journalist and popular children's author during the late 19th and early 20th century. A Beka Book has published several of his books, including this one, Stephen of Philadelphia, and Mary of Plymouth. Others have republished Philip of Texas, Richard of Jamestown, and his most famous title, Toby Tyler.
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