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The Making of an American
They thought I had lost my head, but I told them no, thank God! I had found it, and my heart, too, at last. I knew then that it was my flag; that my children’s home was mine, indeed; that I also had become an American in truth.
—Chap. XVI. The American Made
Jacob
Riis

The Making of an American

Jacob A. Riis

Bibliographic Record

Contents

Illustrations To the Reader
WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS
NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 1901
NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 2000

  1. The Meeting on the Long Bridge
  2. I Land in New York and take a Hand in the Game
  3. I go to War at last, and sow the Seed of Future Campaigns
  4. Working and Wandering
  5. I go into Business, headlong
  6. In which I become an Editor and receive my First Love Letter
  7. Elizabeth tells her Story
  8. Early Married Life; I become an Advertising Bureau; on the "Tribune"
  9. Life in Mulberry Street
  10. My Dog is avenged
  11. The Bend is laid by the Heels
  12. I become an Author and resume my Interrupted Career as a Lecturer
  13. Roosevelt comes—Mulberry Street’s Golden Age
  14. I try to go to the War for the Third and Last Time
  15. When I went Home to Mother
  16. The American Made

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