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The adventures of Harry Franco

a tale of the great panic.
Briggs, Charles F. (1804-1877)
  
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HARRY FRANCO.
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CHAPTER II.   Magnificent Prospects.
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CHAPTER III.   Bright and pleasant.—On the high road to riches.
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CHAPTER IV.   A change, Mr. Dooitt turns out to be any thing but a gentleman.  
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CHAPTER V.   Meet with no less than two old acquaintances under very peculiar   circumstances.
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CHAPTER VI.   Verifies the old saying, it never rains but it pours; I meet   with another old acquaintance.
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CHAPTER VII.   Contains a Ballad.
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CHAPTER VIII.   Gain employment
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CHAPTER IX.   Contains the particulars of a commercial operation.
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CHAPTER X.   The mystery of the suspicious letter cleared up. Meet Georgiana   De Lancey at a tea-table.
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CHAPTER XI.   Is short, and of no great importance.
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CHAPTER XII.   Georgiana's Conversion.
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CHAPTER XIII.   Love and Religion.
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CHAPTER XIV.   Encounter my Cousin at a party.
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CHAPTER XV.   Letters from Home.
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CHAPTER XVI.   A Crisis. Making love.
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CHAPTER XVII.   Almost a murder.
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CHAPTER XVIII.   Political.
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CHAPTER XIX.   The effects of speaking in public.
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CHAPTER XX.   Tears and smiles.
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CHAPTER XXI.   Arrive at New Orleans, and meet with an old acquaintance.  
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CHAPTER XXII.   The beginning and the end of my operations.
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CHAPTER XXIII.   The great change.
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CHAPTER XXIV.   Arrival at New York, and departure therefrom; with many   other matters.
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CHAPTER XXV.   A Storm and a Wreck.
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CHAPTER XXVI.   The last.

  
F. SAUNDERS,   BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,
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THE
ADVENTURES
OF
HARRY FRANCO,

A TALE OF
THE GREAT PANIC.
IN TWO VOLUMES,
VOL. II.

NEW YORK:
F. SAUNDERS, 357 BROADWAY.
© 1839.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1839, by FREDERIC SAUNDERS, in the Clerk's of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York. CRAIGHEAD & ALLEN, PRINTERS, No. 112 Folton Street, New-York.
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