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Confessions of a Tradesman

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

Year of Publication: 1908Genres: Humor , Memoirs

Running Time: 07 hours 53 minutes 23 seconds

#	Chapter Name
1	Preface Wayne Cooke	5:33
2	Entering Business Wayne Cooke	23:50
3	Continued Trouble Wayne Cooke	22:45
4	Freedom and Want Wayne Cooke	26:50
5	My Trade Apprenticeship Finishes Wayne Cooke	23:44
6	Into Trade in Spite of Myself Wayne Cooke	25:49
7	Developments Wayne Cooke	25:59
8	I Take a Shop Wayne Cooke	25:15
9	Getting Broken In Wayne Cooke	24:49
10	In Harness Wayne Cooke	23:49
11	The Cottage Ornée Wayne Cooke	24:32
12	Nearing the End Wayne Cooke	24:32
13	Towards Carey Street Wayne Cooke	25:47
14	Collapse Wayne Cooke	25:13
15	Relief at Last Wayne Cooke	25:51
16	Legal Experiences Wayne Cooke	28:23
17	Through to Freedom Wayne Cooke	26:43
18	The Day Dawns Wayne Cooke	25:04
19	The Joy of Success Wayne Cooke	24:41
20	Conclusion Wayne Cooke	14:14