"Rough and Ready: Life Among the New York Newsboys" by Horatio Alger offers a glimpse into the vibrant street life of 19th-century New York City. This classic work of juvenile fiction explores themes of self-reliance and perseverance through the experiences of newsboys navigating the challenges of urban existence. Alger's narrative highlights the importance of values and virtues as young boys strive for success and moral fortitude in a bustling and often unforgiving environment. Readers will be transported to a bygone era, encountering the historical realities of youth in the United States, where ambition and hard work were essential for survival. "Rough and Ready" remains a compelling story of boys and men forging their own paths through dedication and resourcefulness. This meticulously prepared print republication ensures the preservation of this enduring tale of self-culture and historical significance.
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