Cast Upon the Breakers

Experience 19th-century New York City through the eyes of an orphan in Horatio Alger's "Cast Upon the Breakers." This captivating historical fiction delves into the struggles and triumphs of a young protagonist navigating the bustling streets and societal challenges of a rapidly changing metropolis. Alger's classic "rags to riches" narrative explores themes of perseverance, opportunity, and the pursuit of a better life against the backdrop of a vibrant and formative era in American history. Journey back to the period of 1865-1898, a time of immense growth and social transformation, and witness the resilience of the human spirit. "Cast Upon the Breakers" remains a compelling portrayal of city life and a testament to the enduring power of hope and determination.

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