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Israel Potter
His Fifty Years in Exile
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Israel Potter
His Fifty Years in Exile
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Best known for producing one of the masterworks of American literature, the novel Moby-Dick, Herman Melville also branched out into many other genres of writing over the course of his career. The novella Israel Potter: His Fifty Years in Exile was initially published in serial form in a magazine. It offers a fictionalized account of an American-born man whose remarkable life included time spent as a soldier, sailor, prisoner, spy, laborer, and street peddler.
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Publisher
The Floating PressYear
2010ISBN
9781775419525
Table of contents
- Title
- Contents
- Dedication
- Chapter I - The Birthplace of Israel
- Chapter II - The Youthful Adventures of Israel
- Chapter III - Israel Goes to the Wars; And Reaching Bunker Hill in Time to Be of Service there, Soon After is Forced to Extend H
- Chapter IV - Further Wanderings of the Refugee, with Some Account of a Good Knight of Brentford Who Befriended Him
- Chapter V - Israel in the Lion's Den
- Chapter VI - Israel Makes the Acquaintance of Certain Secret Friends of America, One of Them Being the Famous Author of the "Div
- Chapter VII - After a Curious Adventure Upon the Pont Neuf, Israel Enters the Presence of the Renowned Sage, Dr. Franklin, Whom
- Chapter VIII - Which Has Something to Say About Dr. Franklin and the Latin Quarter
- Chapter IX - Israel is Initiated into the Mysteries of Lodging-Houses in the Latin Quarter
- Chapter X - Another Adventurer Appears Upon the Scene
- Chapter XI - Paul Jones in a Reverie
- Chapter XII - Recrossing the Channel, Israel Returns to the Squire's AbodeāHis Adventures There
- Chapter XIII - His Escape from the House, with Various Adventures Following
- Chapter XVI - In Which Israel is Sailor Under Two Flags, and in Three Ships, and All in One Night
- Chapter XV - They Sail as Far as the Crag of Ailsa
- Chapter XVI - They Look in at Carrickfergus, and Descend on Whitehaven
- Chapter XVII - They Call at the Earl of Selkirk's, and Afterwards Fight the Ship-Of-War Drake
- Chapter XVIII - The Expedition that Sailed from Groix
- Chapter XIX - They Fight the Serapis
- Chapter XX - The Shuttle
- Chapter XXI - Samson Among the Philistines
- Chapter XXII - Something Further of Ethan Allen; With Israel's Flight Towards the Wilderness
- Chapter XXIII - Israel in Egypt
- Chapter XXIV - Continued
- Chapter XXV - In the City of Dis
- Chapter XXVI - Forty-Five Years
- Chapter XXVII - Requiescat in Pace
- Endnotes