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All in the Day's Work: An Autobiography — Ida M. Tarbell

All in the Day's Work: An Autobiography

Ida M. Tarbell

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  • Book language: English
  • 357 pages

The autobiography of Ida M. Tarbell, an American journalist and investigative reporter. She recounts her life and career, including her reporting and historical writing. It offers a personal view of journalism and public life in the early twentieth century.

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Text source: gutenberg.org · The work is in the public domain.

Contents

  1. ALL IN THE DAY’S WORK An Autobiography
  2. CONTENTS
  3. ILLUSTRATIONS
  4. 1 MY START IN LIFE
  5. 2 I DECIDE TO BE A BIOLOGIST
  6. 3 A COEDUCATIONAL COLLEGE OF THE EIGHTIES
  7. 4 A START AND A RETREAT
  8. 5 A FRESH START—A SECOND RETREAT
  9. 6 I FALL IN LOVE
  10. 7 A FIRST BOOK—ON NOTHING CERTAIN A YEAR
  11. 8 THE NAPOLEON MOVEMENT OF THE NINETIES
  12. 9 GOOD-BYE TO FRANCE
  13. 10 REDISCOVERING MY COUNTRY
  14. 11 A CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRY SEEKS MY ACQUAINTANCE
  15. 12 MUCKRAKER OR HISTORIAN?
  16. 13 OFF WITH THE OLD—ON WITH THE NEW
  17. 14 THE GOLDEN RULE IN INDUSTRY
  18. 15 A NEW PROFESSION
  19. 16 WOMEN AND WAR
  20. 17 AFTER THE ARMISTICE
  21. 18 GAMBLING WITH SECURITY
  22. 19 LOOKING OVER THE COUNTRY
  23. 20 NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN
  24. INDEX
  25. THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE

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