The Trapper's Son

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An influential English writer of boys' adventure novels, Kingston dedicated over 30 years to crafting more than 130 tales, starting with "Peter the Whaler" in 1851. His success in literature allowed him to retire from business, focusing on adventure stories that captivated young readers. Beyond writing, he contributed to various publications and engaged in philanthropic efforts, including emigration initiatives. His contributions earned him a Portuguese knighthood and a government pension, highlighting his impact both in literature and public service.