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Mary Barton
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: A Mysterious Disappearance
- Chapter 2: A Manchester Tea-Party
- Chapter 3: John Barton’s Great Trouble
- Chapter 4: Old Alice’s History
- Chapter 5: The Mill on Fire – Jem Wilson to the Rescue
- Chapter 6: Poverty and Death
- Chapter 7: Jem Wilson’s Repulse
- Chapter 8: Margaret’s Début as a Public Singer
- Chapter 9: Barton’s London Experiences
- Chapter 10: Return of the Prodigal
- Chapter 11: Mr Carson’s Intentions Revealed
- Chapter 12: Old Alice’s Bairn
- Chapter 13: A Traveller’s Tales
- Chapter 14: Jem’s Interview with Poor Esther
- Chapter 15: A Violent Meeting between the Rivals
- Chapter 16: Meeting Between Masters and Workmen
- Chapter 17: Barton’s Night Errand
- Chapter 18: Murder
- Chapter 19: Jem Wilson Arrested on Suspicion
- Chapter 20: Mary’s Dream – and the Awakening
- Chapter 21: Esther’s Motive in Seeking Mary
- Chapter 22: Mary’s Efforts to Prove an Alibi
- Chapter 23: The Sub-Pœna
- Chapter 24: With the Dying
- Chapter 25: Mrs Wilson’s Determination
- Chapter 26: The Journey to Liverpool
- Chapter 27: In the Liverpool Docks
- Chapter 28: ‘John Cropper’, Ahoy!
- Chapter 29: A True Bill against Jem
- Chapter 30: Job Legh’s Deception
- Chapter 31: How Mary Passed the Night
- Chapter 32: The Trial and Verdict – ‘Not Guilty!’
- Chapter 33: Requiescat in Pace
- Chapter 34: The Return Home
- Chapter 35: ‘Forgive us our Trespasses’
- Chapter 36: Jem’s Interview with Mr Duncombe
- Chapter 37: Details Connected with the Murder
- Chapter 38: Conclusion
- Classic Literature: Words and Phrases Adapted from the Collins English Dictionary
- About the Author
- History of Collins
- Copyright
- About the Publisher