Capitolo 1
THE LEGACY OF HERBERT BARROCCIAIO
OR
THE INVENTOR'S CHILD
FROM
HORATIO ALGER, JR.
BIOGRAPHY IS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Horatio Alger, Jr., an author among that he/she lived and for boys and him
remained a boy in heart and the association up to death, it was born to
Reveres, Mass., January 13 th 1834. He was the child of a cleric; it was
him graduated to the university in Harvard in 1852, and to his/her School of Divinity in
1860; and it was Unitary shepherd of the Church to Brewster Mass., in
1862-66.
Of year according to him it established in New York and it started to draw public
attention to the condition and the necessities of road boys. He mixed with
they, earned their trust, it showed a personal worry in them
business, and it stimulated them to living honest and profit. With his
before the history he won the hearts of all red-blooded the boys everywhere, and
of the seventy or more than you/they have followed on a million copies you/he/she was sold
during the life of the author.
In his later the life he was in aspect a short, strong, it bald-led
crews, with cordial manners and capricious perspectives of things that have had a good time
everybody that satisfied him/it. He died to Natick Mass., July 18 th 1899.
The histories of the Mr. Now Algers are as popular as when first it published,
because they treats of true alive boys on that they were always and around--
only as the boys you find everywhere to-day. They is pure in tone and
inhaling again in influence and a lot of reforms in the juvenile life
York can be traced to them. Among the most known it is:
Strongly and it Consolidates; You strives and Succeeds; You try and the Trust; You limit to
Increase; Risen by the Lines; The Legacy of Herbert Barrocciaio; Brave and Daring;
Jack's Custody; Moving for Him; Attended and Hope; Paul the itinerant Seller;
Phillip the Violinist; Slow and Sure; Julius the Road Boy; Tom the
Shoeshiner; Fighting Direct upward; Facing the World; The cash Boy; Doing
His/her Way; Tony the Vagabond; The Fortune of Joe; Face and you Challenge; Only an Irish Boy;