Nonfiction · 1920
A Straight Deal
Or, The Ancient Grudge
A Straight Deal, first published in 1920, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.
Contents
- Epigraph
- Chapter I — Concerning One’s Letter Box
- Chapter II — What the Postman Brought
- Chapter III — In Front of a Bulletin Board
- Chapter IV — “My Army of Spies”
- Chapter V — The Ancient Grudge
- Chapter VI — Who Is Without Sin?
- Chapter VII — Tarred with the Same Stick
- Chapter VIII — History Astigmatic
- Chapter IX — Concerning a Complex
- Chapter X — Jackstraws
- Chapter XI — Some Family Scraps
- Chapter XII — On the Ragged Edge
- Chapter XIII — Benefits Forgot
- Chapter XIV — England the Slacker!
- Chapter XV — Rude Britannia, Crude Columbia
- Chapter XVI — An International Imposture
- Chapter XVII — Paint
- Chapter XVIII — The Will to Friendship—or the Will to Hate?
- Chapter XIX — Lion and Cub
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