The Gilded Age
James Fisk
Table of Contents:
Full text Monologues are below table of contents.
High Crimes and misdemeanors: The impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson.
Jubilee Jim: James Fisk, Brattleboro's irrepressible robber baron, finds his private life harder to deal with than his financial one.
Vicky: Victoria Woodhull is the first woman to run for President, which she is forced to do from jail.
Henry Stanley: His troubled career on several continents before he discovered Dr. Livingstone in darkest Africa.
Thomas Eakin: The realist painter encounters the myth-making novelist Ned Buntline.
Andrew Carnegie: The steel magnate falls out with his partner, Henry Clay Frick.
Ward McAllister: He teaches "the 400" how to consume conspicuously during the Gilded Age.
High Crimes & Misdemeanors proof.pdfJubilee JIm Fisk proof.pdfVicky (Victoria Woodhull) proof.pdfStanley monologue proof.pdfThe Truth of It - Buntline-Eakins monologue proof .pdfAndrew Carnegie monologue proof.pdfthe decline and fall of high society.pdf