A large collection of Arthur’s moral stories of American homes, mills and shops, from “The Factory Girl” and “Two Pictures” to temperance pieces like “Brandy as a Preventive” and “The Temperance Pledge,” in which wives tremble at the first sign of drink. The volume opens with a short autobiography of the author.
A generous sampler of nineteenth-century reform fiction from the author of Ten Nights in a Bar-Room. Download the free EPUB.