A Dutch Boy Fifty Years After
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Chapter 24 WHAT I OWE TO AMERICA 24
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Released on: 30/11/2017
owever America may have failed to help my transition from a foreigner into an American,
no nation offers opportuni
1 Chapter 1 TO2 Chapter 2 WHAT I OWE TO AMERICA3 Chapter 3 THE FIRST DAYS IN AMERICA4 Chapter 4 THE FIRST JOB FIFTY CENTS A WEEK5 Chapter 5 THE HUNGER FOR SELF-EDUCATION6 Chapter 6 A PRESIDENTIAL FRIEND AND A BOSTON PILGRIMAGE7 Chapter 7 GOING TO THE THEATRE WITH LONGFELLOW8 Chapter 8 PHILLIPS BROOKS'S BOOKS AND EMERSON'S MENTAL MIST9 Chapter 9 A PLUNGE INTO WALL STREET10 Chapter 10 STARTING A NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE11 Chapter 11 THE FIRST WOMAN'S PAGE, LITERARY LEAVES, AND ENTERING SCRIBNER'S12 Chapter 12 THE CHANCES FOR SUCCESS13 Chapter 13 LAST YEARS IN NEW YORK14 Chapter 14 SUCCESSFUL EDITORSHIP15 Chapter 15 BUILDING UP A MAGAZINE16 Chapter 16 MEETING A REVERSE OR TWO17 Chapter 17 ADVENTURES IN ART AND IN CIVICS18 Chapter 18 THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S INFLUENCE19 Chapter 19 THE PRESIDENT AND THE BOY20 Chapter 20 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC21 Chapter 21 A WAR MAGAZINE AND WAR ACTIVITIES22 Chapter 22 THE THIRD PERIOD23 Chapter 23 WHERE AMERICA FELL SHORT WITH ME24 Chapter 24 WHAT I OWE TO AMERICA 24