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List of Illustrations | |
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Editors' Preface to the Second Edition | |
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Editors' Preface to the First Edition | |
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Abbreviations | |
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Editors' Introduction | |
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The Infortunate: Or, The Voyage And Adventures Of William Moraley | |
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The Preface | |
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Moraley and his family | |
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The Infortunate learns Latin and arithmetic | |
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Bound to an attorney | |
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Becomes a watchmaker | |
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The South Sea Bubble | |
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His mother settles in Newcastle | |
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Reduced to poverty | |
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Sells himself for a term of years into the American plantations | |
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Before the Lord Mayor of London | |
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Repenting too late | |
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Calling at Calais | |
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A recognition | |
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The story of Sir George Sonds's two sons | |
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Life on board ship | |
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Stinted rations | |
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Dolphins and flying fish | |
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Land at last | |
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In the market | |
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Sold as a slave | |
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"A Quaker, but a Wet one." "The Athens of Mankind." Germantown | |
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The fortunate Andalousian | |
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Burlington | |
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Churches and missionaries | |
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Quaker meetings | |
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The Mayor of Philadelphia | |
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Rescuing a lady | |
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An exchange of wit | |
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A Negro's ghost | |
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The Delaware River | |
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Perriwig Island | |
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An enormous skeleton | |
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Antediluvian remains | |
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Plantations in Pennsylvania | |
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Indian corn | |
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"The best poor Man's Country in the World." Wild beasts | |
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Rattle snakes | |
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Horn snakes | |
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Humming birds | |
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Locusts | |
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Butterflies | |
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The Negroes | |
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Slave laws | |
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Bought servants | |
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The Indians in Pennsylvania | |
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Their habits, manners, and religion | |
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Colonial currency | |
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The Governor and his Council | |
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The family of William Penn | |
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Charity of the Quakers | |
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Drinks | |
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Fish and fruit | |
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The climate | |
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"The Tennis-ball of Fortune." | |
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End of servitude in Pennsylvania | |
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"A roving Tarter." Courting adventure | |
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Trent Town and Burlington | |
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Encounter with a panther | |
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Detained for a runaway | |
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Journey to New York | |
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An Indian king | |
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The Governor of New York | |
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Pursued by creditors | |
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The Valentian; or, faithful Lover | |
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Departure from New York | |
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Ducking witches at Mount Holly | |
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Loading ship | |
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Journey to Maryland | |
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Encounter with a horn snake | |
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Assists a mother and two children | |
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Danger from creditors | |
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Sets sail for Ireland | |
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The man with three wives | |
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Voyage to Ireland | |
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Dublin Harbour | |
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Arrives at Workington | |
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"The picture of Robinson Crusoe." | |
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Nether Hall | |
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A tankard of supernaculum | |
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Mr. Senhouse's pleasantries | |
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Crosby | |
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Sir Richard Musgrave | |
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Haltwhistle | |
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Belated in a fell | |
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Corbridge, Wylam, etc | |
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Arrives in Newcastle | |
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Postscript: The author's case, recommended to the Gentlemen of the law | |
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Editors' Afterword | |
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Appendixes | |
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The Book and Its Author | |
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Moraley Genealogy | |
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The Wills of William Moraley's Parents | |
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Moraley as a Literary Artisan | |
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Newcastle, England | |
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Isaac Pearson's Servants | |
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The Ghost in Isaac Pearson's Home | |
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The Witchcraft Trial at Mount Holly | |
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Index | |