Confessions of a Tradesman
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113
1908
English
- Preface
- Entering Business
- Continued Trouble
- Freedom and Want
- My Trade Apprenticeship Finishes
- Into Trade in Spite of Myself
- Developments
- I Take a Shop
- Getting Broken In
- In Harness
- The Cottage Ornée
- Nearing the End
- Towards Carey Street
- Collapse
- Relief at Last
- Legal Experiences
- Through to Freedom
- The Day Dawns
- The Joy of Success
- Conclusion
Frank T. Bullen is best known for his books based on his adventures at sea. However, he had a life on shore as well. He first went to sea as a boy as a cabin boy. He there had many adventures as a hand on a whaling ship. He then came ashore and tried his hand at being a "Tradesman". This is that story and also tells how he became the well-known author he is now. It is a very interesting, enjoyable and entertaining depiction of the trials and tribulations he had in his life in 19th century London as a tradesman. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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