
audiobook
by George M. (George Miles) White
FROM BONIFACE TO BANK BURGLAR
PREFACE
FROM BONIFACE TO BANK BURGLAR
PART I - CHAPTER I MY HOTEL DAYS
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI
PART II
A self‑made entrepreneur of the post‑Civil War era, he runs a bustling hotel, a thriving livery stable, and a profitable grocery in a prosperous New England town. His days are filled with well‑heeled guests, lucrative real‑estate deals, and the comfortable rhythm of family life. The narrative opens with him greeting a federal deputy marshal and his mysterious companion, hinting at the connections that will soon entangle his fortunes.
When a sudden legal accusation lashes at his reputation, the once‑respectable businessman finds himself caught in a web of faulty evidence and relentless enforcement. The miscarriage of justice strips away his credibility, driving him toward desperate measures that threaten to transform his respectable name into that of a criminal. As the stakes rise, his internal struggle between honor and survival becomes the story’s central tension.
Written from a cell’s solitude, the memoir blends vivid recollections of former wealth with stark warnings about the fragile line between legitimacy and outlawry. It offers listeners a candid glimpse into how a single injustice can redirect a life, serving as both a historical portrait and a cautionary reflection for anyone stewarding trust and treasure.
Full title
From Boniface to Bank Burglar; Or, The Price of Persecution How a Successful Business Man, Through the Miscarriage of Justice, Became a Notorious Bank Looter How a Successful Business Man, Through the Miscarriage of Justice, Became a Notorious Bank Looter
Language
en
Duration
~11 hours (653K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Charlie Howard and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2018-08-24
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
A rare early-1900s voice from the edge of crime and injustice, this author is best known for a memoir that promises a dramatic fall from respectable businessman to accused bank looter. His work reads like a personal defense, a crime story, and a protest against the legal system all at once.
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