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	The Young Outlaw; or Adrift in the Streets - Horatio Alger Jr. Cleaned and repaired copy of theyoungoutlae00algerich_djvu.txt currently in archives. The original is missing the text of page 30 of the original scans; this version has that text replaced. Keywords: Horatio Alger; Young Outlaw; Tattered Tom series Downloads: 62
	Fame and Fortune - Horatio Alger, Jr. LibriVox recording of Fame and Fortune by Horatio Alger, Jr. Read by Alys AtteWater and Barry Eads. Richard Hunter, in this sequel to Ragged Dick, continues his way in the world through hard work and excellent morals. He, along with his friend Henry, continue their positive outlook as they try to advance their lives. But Dick soon finds envy and jealousy leads others to work against him. How will Dick react as he tries to strive forward while others conspire to hold him down? (Written by Barry E... Keywords: librivox; audiobook; Horatio Alger; Ragged Dick; morality; fiction Downloads: 566
	Corrections for imperfections in - Horatio Alger, Jr. Correction materials for the Archive's copy of "The Tin Box and What it Contained" by Horatio Alger, Jr. The .zip file contains two .jpg images of the mutilated pages (61 and 62), a .pdf of the same images, and a revised copy of the text file "tinboxwhatitcont00alge_djvu.txt" with the missing text replaced and certain other scannos corrected. Keywords: "; The Tin Box and What it Contained"; Horatio Alger; Alger Downloads: 5
	Horatio Alger is Dead (lecture) - Heather Boushey One of our most cherished national beliefs is that the United States offers tremendous opportunities for economic mobility, that even the poorest citizens or the most recent immigrants have a chance to make it rich or, at least, acquire their own piece of the "American dream." In fact, economic mobility in the United States has never been that great. International comparisons of economic mobility, for example, consistently demonstrate that European economies offer their poor far better chances o... Keywords: economics; economic policy; Horatio Alger; economic mobility; class mobility; Heather Boushey; CEPR Downloads: 122 Average rating: (1 review)
	Horatio Alger is Dead (Q&A) - Heather Boushey One of our most cherished national beliefs is that the United States offers tremendous opportunities for economic mobility, that even the poorest citizens or the most recent immigrants have a chance to make it rich or, at least, acquire their own piece of the "American dream." In fact, economic mobility in the United States has never been that great. This session explores the realities of class mobility in America today. Keywords: economics; economic policy; Horatio Alger; economic mobility; Heather Boushey; class mobility; CEPR Downloads: 120 Average rating: (0 review)