Rebellion

Cinematic in style and rich in characterization, this novel is set in early 20th century Chicago – in a barroom, at home, and in the workplace. An alcoholic convinces himself of the reasonableness of “just one drink”. A priest defends the Church’s position on the indissolubility of marriage. It is a story of relationships impacted by human frailties, unusual generosity, and religion. “It is almost photographic in its accuracy of detail.”


By : Joseph Patterson (1879 - 1946)

01 - Chapter I Jim Connor



02 - Chapter II One Flesh



03 - Chapter III An Economic Unit



04 - Chapter IV The Head of the House



05 - Chapter V For Idle Hands to Do



06 - Chapter VI Triangulation



07 - Chapter VII A Sentimental Journey



08 - Chapter VIII The Life Force



09 - Chapter IX The Pretenders



10 - Chapter X Moxey



11 - Chapter XI Fusion



12 - Chapter XII Moxey's Sister



13 - Chapter XIII Reenter Jim



14 - Chapter XIV The Palace of the Unborn



15 - Chapter XV Mr. Silverman



16 - Chapter XVI Georgia Leaves Home



17 - Chapter XVII The Light Flickers



18 - Chapter XVIII The Priest



19 - Chapter XIX Sacred Heart



20 - Chapter XX Surrender



21 - Chapter XXI Worship



22 - Chapter XXII Kansas City



23 - Chapter XXIII The Last of the Old Man



24 - Chapter XXIV The New King



25 - Chapter XXV Jim Reenlists



26 - Chapter XXVI Eve



27 - Chapter XXVII The Naphthaline River



28 - Chapter XXVIII Albert Talbot Connor



29 - Chapter XXIX The Doctor Talks



30 - Chapter XXX Frankland and Connor



31 - Chapter XXXI The Stodgy Man



32 - Chapter XXXII Rebellion



33 - Chapter XXXIII The Ape



34 - Chapter XXXIV Which Begins Another Story

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