Franklin Evans

Franklin Evans, Whitman's short temperance novel, was published in a special issue of The New World in 1842. For more information about the novel and its subsequent serialization as "Fortunes of a Country-Boy" in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, see Stephanie Blalock and Nicole Gray, "Introduction to Franklin Evans and 'Fortunes of a Country-Boy."

• Franklin Evans; or, the Inebriate, Extra edition of The New World, November 1842: [1]–31

"Fortunes of a Country-Boy"

"Fortunes of a Country-Boy," a revised version of Franklin Evans, was serialized over twelve issues in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 16, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 17, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 18, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 19, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 20, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 21, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 23, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 24, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 25, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 27, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 28, 1846: [1]
• "Fortunes of a Country-Boy," Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 30, 1846: [1]

For a view of "Fortunes of a Country-Boy" across all twelve issues, see the complete text below. Please note that we provide this text for the convenience of our readers only; no such text existed or was printed at a single time in the nineteenth century.

• Complete text of "Fortunes of a Country-Boy"