
Frank's Campaign; Or, The Farm and the Camp
A Tale of Resilience and Determination in 19th Century AmericaBy Horatio Jr. AlgerLength6h 58m
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In "Frank's Campaign; Or, The Farm and the Camp," Horatio Alger Jr. delivers an engaging narrative that juxtaposes rural life with the rigors of military service during the Civil War era. The novel employs a straightforward yet vivid literary style, characterized by its didactic tone and emphasis on the motifs of perseverance, hard work, and moral integrity. Within a backdrop of conflict and bravery, Alger explores themes of loyalty and the transformative power of adversity, presenting his young protagonist, Frank, as a quintessential representation of the 'self-made' American hero. Horatio Alger Jr., a prominent figure in 19th-century American literature, is known for his juvenile novels that inspire moral values and hard work. His own humble beginnings and experiences'Äîmost notably as a minister and his observations of the socio-economic struggles of youth'Äîinform the earnest optimism found in his writing. "Frank's Campaign" encapsulates his belief in the American Dream, portraying how dedication and courage can pave the way for success, even in turbulent times. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in historical fiction as well as those who appreciate moral tales that resonate through generations. Alger's narrative serves not only as an account of personal growth amidst war but also as an enduring testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
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GenreChildren's Literature
Length6 hrs 58 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 12, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1OR THE FARM AND THE CAMP
18CHAPTER XVII. A SHADE OF MYSTERY
2CHAPTER I. THE WAR MEETING
19CHAPTER XVIII. THANKSGIVING AT THE FARM
3CHAPTER II. THE PRIZE
20CHAPTER XIX. THE WONDERFUL TRANSFORMATION
4CHAPTER III. FRANK AT HOME
21CHAPTER XX. POMP'S EDUCATION COMMENCES
5CHAPTER IV. FRANK MAKES A PROPOSITION
22CHAPTER XXI. THE BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG
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6CHAPTER V. MR. RATHBURN MAKES A SPEECH
23CHAPTER XXII. FRANK BROACHES A NEW PLAN
7CHAPTER VI. MR. FROST MAKES UP HIS MIND
24CHAPTER XXIII. POMP TAKES MRS. PAYSON PRISONER
8CHAPTER VII. LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
25CHAPTER XXIV. A CHAPTER FROM HARDEE
9CHAPTER VIII. DISCOURAGED AND ENCOURAGED
26CHAPTER XXV. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
10CHAPTER IX. THE LAST EVENING AT HOME
27CHAPTER XXVI. THE REBEL TRAP
11There was a hurried good-by at the depot.
28CHAPTER XXVII. POMP'S LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICS
12CHAPTER XI. PUNISHING A BULLY
29CHAPTER XXVIII. JOHN HAYNES HAS A NARROW ESCAPE
13CHAPTER XII. A LETTER FROM THE CAMP
30CHAPTER XXIX. MR. MORTON'S STORY
14CHAPTER XIII. MISCHIEF ON FOOT
31CHAPTER XXX. FRANK CALLS ON SQUIRE HAYNES
15CHAPTER XIV. A RAID UPON THE PIG-PEN
32CHAPTER XXXI. SQUIRE HAYNES SPRINGS HIS TRAP
16CHAPTER XV. POMP BEHAVES BADLY
33CHAPTER XXXII. TURNING THE TABLES
17CHAPTER XVI. FRANK MAKES A FRIEND
34CHAPTER XXXIII. CONCLUSION