Its title character is frustrated when he realizes his father's old guide book is no longer useful to him and philosophizes on the change in the ideals of youth with generations.
Its title character is frustrated when he realizes his father's old guide book is no longer useful to him and philosophizes on the change in the ideals of youth with generations. He feels himself superior to the Irish emigrants he encounters on a trip back from England and even to his friend Harry Bolton, the Englishman who becomes the new greenhorn aboard their ship. His common point of view is set against the stern and implacable Captain Riga, master of the Highlander. FTP, name this autobiographical 1849 novel by Herman Melville.
Its title character is frustrated when he realizes his father's old guide book is no longer useful to him and philosophizes on the change in the ideals of youth with generations.
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