The conquest of Canaan / Booth Tarkington.
What does it mean to be popular? Is it a mark of good character, or merely a sign that you're well-regarded among an influential group of elites? The hero in Booth Tarkington's tale The Conquest of Canaan has achieved a strange kind of popularity -- he's seen as a prince among those w...
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The Floating Press,
[2012]
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Table of Contents:
- Title; Contents; I
- Enter Chorus; II
- A Rescue; III
- Old Hopes; IV
- The Disaster; V
- Beaver Beach; VI
- Ye'll Tak' the High Road and I'll Tak' the Low Road; VII
- Give a Dog a Bad Name; VIII
- A Bad Penny Turns Up; IX
- Outer Darkness
- X
- The Tryst; XI
- When Half-Gods Go; XII
- To Remain on the Field of Battle is Not Always a Victory; XIII
- The Watcher and the Warden; XIV
- White Roses in a Law-Office; XV
- Happy Fear Gives Himself Up; XVI
- The Two Canaans; XVII
- Mr. Sheehan's Hints; XVIII
- In the Heat of the Day; XIX
- Eskew Arp; XX
- Three Are Enlisted.
- XXI
- Norbert Waits for JoeXXII
- Mr. Sheehan Speaks; XXIII
- Joe Walks Across the Court-House Yard; XXIV
- Martin Pike Keeps an Engagement; XXV
- The Jury Comes In; XXVI
- Ancient of Days.