
THE BOY NIHILIST, or, Young America in Russia - By ALLAN ARNOLD.
A bright‑looking New Yorker, fresh from an unexpected inheritance, sets out on a grand world tour, eager to explore distant capitals and test his love of liberty beyond America’s borders. On the bustling deck of the steamship Baltic, his enthusiasm for politics and revolution catches the eye of a mysterious stranger whose accent hints at Russian or Polish roots. The stranger proposes a secret mission tied to the struggle for human freedom, asking the young heir to promise his trust and aid in a cause that could affect hundreds.
As the voyage sails toward Europe, the newcomer finds himself drawn into a shadowy network of revolutionary societies that have been watching him from afar. His idealism and athletic confidence make him an attractive recruit, and the promise of a larger purpose begins to reshape his carefree plans. The tale follows his first steps into intrigue, setting the stage for a journey where personal conviction meets the perilous world of covert politics.
Full title
The boy nihilist : or, Young America in Russia or, Young America in Russia
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (164K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Richard Halsey
Release date
Oct 20, 2007
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

Best known today for The Boy Nihilist; or, Young America in Russia, this little-documented writer is associated with brisk adventure fiction set against political unrest in nineteenth-century Russia. Surviving records online are sparse, which gives the work an old pulp-era mystery of its own.
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