Roving Bill Aspinwall: Dispatches from a Hobo in Post-Civil War America

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Roving Bill Aspinwall: Dispatches from a Hobo in Post-Civil War AmericaThe letters of William Roving Bill Aspinwall, a wounded Union veteran turned lifelong vagabond, written between 1893 and 1917 to sociologist John James McCookamong the earliest firsthand accounts of American hobo life. Edited by Owen Clayton.

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