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Explore nineteenth-century America through the pen of one of the most celebrated authors of all time, Charles Dickens. American Notes is a detailed travelogue of Dickens' 1842 tour of North America, and in it, the author deploys his incisive wit and unparalleled gift for observation to convey his experiences traveling across the continent by steamship, coach, and rail. A rip-roaring read that will please Dickens fans and American history buffs alike.
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- Preface to the First Cheap Edition of "American Notes"
- Preface to the "Charles Dickens" Edition of "American Notes"
- Chapter I - Going Away
- Chapter II - The Passage Out
- Chapter III - Boston
- Chapter IV - An American Railroad Lowell and Its Factory System
- Chapter V - Worcester the Connecticut River Hartford New Haven to New York
- Chapter VI - New York
- Chapter VII - Philadelphia, and Its Solitary Prison
- Chapter VIII - Washington the Legislature and the President's House
- Chapter IX - A Night Steamer on the Potomac River Virginia Road, and a Black Driver Richmond Baltimore the Harrisburg Mail, and
- Chapter X - Some Further Account of the Canal Boat, Its Domestic Economy, and Its Passengers Journey to Pittsburg Across the All
- Chapter XI - From Pittsburg to Cincinnati in a Western Steamboat Cincinnati
- Chapter XII - From Cincinnati to Louisville in Another Western Steamboat; And from Louisville to St. Louis in Another St. Louis
- Chapter XIII - A Jaunt to the Looking-Glass Prairie and Back
- Chapter XIV - Return to Cincinnati a Stage-Coach Ride from that City to Columbus, and Thence to Sandusky so, by Lake Erie, to th
- Chapter XV - In Canada; Toronto; Kingston; Montreal; Quebec; St. John's in the United States Again; Lebanon; The Shaker Village;
- Chapter XVI - The Passage Home
- Chapter XVII - Slavery
- Chapter XVIII - Concluding Remarks
- Postscript
- Endnotes