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Jack Sheppard: A Romance

The fictionalized exploits of the very real English outlaw, Jack Sheppard. Published in 1839, this Newgate novel outsold its rival, Dickens' "Oliver Twist". (Summary by Mark Leder)

Year of Publication: 1922Genres: Crime & Mystery Fiction , Historical Fiction

Running Time: 18 hours 08 minutes 18 seconds

#	Chapter Name
	EPOCH THE FIRST, 1703, JONATHAN WILD. Chapter One: The Widow and Her Child Mark Leder	30:28
	Chapter Two: The Old Mint Mark Leder	34:58
	Chapter Three: The Master of the Mint Mark Leder	12:33
	Chapter Four: The Roof and the Window Mark Leder	19:30
	Chapter Five: The Denunciation Mark Leder	19:31
	Chapter Six: The Storm Mark Leder	26:26
	Chapter Seven: Old London Bridge Mark Leder	19:37
	EPOCH THE SECOND, 1715, THAMES DARRELL. Chapter One: The Idle Apprentice Mark Leder	30:26
	Chapter Two: Thames Darrell Mark Leder	17:26
	Chapter Three: The Jacobite Mark Leder	8:09
	Chapter Four: Mr. Kneebone and His Friends Mark Leder	9:15
	Chapter Five: Hawk and Buzzard Mark Leder	36:06
	Chapter Six: The First Step Towards the Ladder Mark Leder	25:19
	Chapter Seven: Brother and Sister Mark Leder	11:01
	Chapter Eight: Miching Mallecho Mark Leder	28:04
	Chapter Nine: Consequences of the Theft Mark Leder	15:00
	Chapter Ten: Mother and Son Mark Leder	14:06
	Chapter Eleven: The Mohocs Mark Leder	17:13
	Chapter Twelve: Saint Giles's Round-house Mark Leder	21:23
	Chapter Thirteen: The Magdalene Mark Leder	32:40
	Chapter Fourteen: The Flash Ken Mark Leder	17:00
	Chapter Fifteen: The Robbery in Willesden Church Mark Leder	7:29
	Chapter Sixteen: Jonathan Wild's House in the Old Bailey Mark Leder	23:19
	Chapter Seventeen: The Night-cellar Mark Leder	17:26
	Chapter Eighteen: How Jack Sheppard Broke Out of the Cage at Willesden Mark Leder	14:40
	Chapter Nineteen: Good and Evil Mark Leder	7:45
	EPOCH THE THIRD: 1724, THE PRISON-BREAKER. Chapter One: The Return Mark Leder	43:15
	Chapter Two: The Burglary at Dollis Hill Mark Leder	11:53
	Chapter Three: Jack Sheppard's Quarrel with Jonathan Wild Mark Leder	8:13
	Chapter Four: Jack Sheppard's Escape from the New Prison Mark Leder	7:40
	Chapter Five: The Disguise Mark Leder	40:27
	Chapter Six: Winifred Receives Two Proposals Mark Leder	14:26
	Chapter Seven: Jack Sheppard Warns Thames Darrell Mark Leder	17:33
	Chapter Eight: Old Bedlam Mark Leder	25:16
	Chapter Nine: Old Newgate Mark Leder	19:01
	Chapter Ten: How Jack Sheppard Got Out of the Condemned Hold Mark Leder	34:11
	Chapter Eleven: Dollis Hill Revisited Mark Leder	28:36
	Chapter Twelve: The Well-hole Mark Leder	22:07
	Chapter Thirteen: The Supper at Mr. Kneebone's Mark Leder	48:01
	Chapter Fourteen: How Jack Sheppard Was Again Captured Mark Leder	23:38
	Chapter Fifteen: How Bluepaint Underwent the Peine Forte et Dure Mark Leder	18:46
	Chapter Sixteen: How Jack Sheppard's Portrait Was Painted Mark Leder	28:28
	Chapter Seventeen: The Iron Bar Mark Leder	6:44
	Chapter Eighteen: The Bed Room Mark Leder	4:02
	Chapter Nineteen: The Chapel Mark Leder	7:58
	Chapter Twenty: The Leads Mark Leder	9:05
	Chapter Twenty-one: What Befell Jack Sheppard in the Turner's House Mark Leder	14:36
	Chapter Twenty-two: Fast and Loose Mark Leder	8:59
	Chapter Twenty-three: The Last Meeting Between Jack Sheppard and His Mother Mark Leder	14:30
	Chapter Twenty-four: The Pursuit Mark Leder	8:00
	Chapter Twenty-five: How Jack Sheppard Got Rid of His Irons Mark Leder	13:23
	Chapter Twenty-six: How Jack Sheppard Attended His Mother's Funeral Mark Leder	14:48
	Chapter Twenty-seven: How Jack Sheppard Was Brought Back to Newgate Mark Leder	17:08
	Chapter Twenty-eight: What Happened at Dollis Hill Mark Leder	13:33
	Chapter Twenty-nine: How Jack Sheppard Was Taken to Westminster Hall Mark Leder	8:29
	Chapter Thirty: How Jonathan Wild's House Was Burnt Down Mark Leder	8:41
	Chapter Thirty-one: The Procession to Tyburn Mark Leder	22:51
	Chapter Thirty-two: The Closing Scene Mark Leder	7:11