Ralph Keeler - Vagabond Adventures

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Author: Ralph Keeler

Genres: Biography & Autobiography, History, Humor,

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BOOK I. AMONG WHARVES AND CABINS. CHAPTER I. PrefatoryCHAPTER II. Family MattersCHAPTER III. A FugitiveCHAPTER IV. A Stormy TimeCHAPTER V. A Boy’s ParadiseCHAPTER VI. The Contumely of CaptainsCHAPTER VII. Almost a TragedyCHAPTER VIII. Taken PrisonerCHAPTER IX. SqualorCHAPTER X. A Final TriumphBOOK II. THREE YEARS AS A NEGRO-MINSTREL. CHAPTER I. My First CompanyCHAPTER II. I become a BeneficiaryCHAPTER III. The Fate of the SerenadersCHAPTER IV. The Trials and Triumphs of the “Booker Troupe”CHAPTER V. The Last of the “Booker Troupe”CHAPTER VI. “The Mitchells”CHAPTER VII. On the Floating PalaceCHAPTER VIII. Wild LifeCHAPTER IX. The Performer SociallyCHAPTER X. Adieu to the StageBOOK III. THE TOUR OF EUROPE FOR $181 IN CURRENCY. CHAPTER I. Starting on a Cattle-TrainCHAPTER II. Taking to European WaysCHAPTER III. Student Life and WanderingsCHAPTER IV. A Fight with FamineCHAPTER V. The Conclusion

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Ralph Keeler failed as a novelist, but this autobiography reflects a life well-lived with humor and adventure. Keeler was in the same literary circle as satirist Bret Harte, novelist Charles Warren Stoddard, editor Thomas Bailey Aldrich, and essayist William Dean Howells. He so impressed Mark Twain that Twain wrote an essay about him called "Ralph Keeler". In 1873, on his way to Cuba, he reportedly was thrown overboard by a Spanish loyalist who objected to his backing of the revolutionary, anti-Spanish movement. - Summary by John Greenman