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George M. (George Miles) White

Best remembered today for early 20th-century books such as The Penalty and Redemption, this little-documented writer left behind fiction and practical works that have survived mainly through library archives and reprints.

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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

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

by George M. (George Miles) White

About the author

George M. White, also listed as George Miles White, is an author whose work is preserved more clearly than his personal life. Library and bookseller records connect his name with The Penalty and Redemption, first published in 1907, along with other titles such as From Boniface to Bank Burglar and The Fruit Grower’s Instructor.

His surviving books suggest a wide range of interests. Some are narrative and moral in tone, while others are practical manuals, which gives the impression of a writer comfortable moving between storytelling and instructional writing.

Very little reliable biographical information about White appears to be readily available in major public sources, and no confirmed portrait was found during this search. Because of that, the clearest picture of him comes through the books themselves and the way they have continued to circulate in archives and modern reprints.