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Gleister’s discovery of Mingus’s future empire· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Hieronymous Gleister’s suicide and the Gleister cycle· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Honorious uses the Political Factors Simulator to preview marriages· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Johnny Bezique becomes ruler of Loris· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Little Joe Potter wagers Washburn’s derby· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Macmillan’s ruling enables Detringer’s escape· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Mr. West’s Voices episode· The Robot Who Looked Like Me The Gleister resistance and Mingus’s infiltration· The Robot Who Looked Like Me The Megenth assault on the Jenghik Palace· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Washburn confronts Natchez Parker· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Watson’s robot-courtship scheme· The Robot Who Looked Like Me Brissenden takes Martin to meet working-class intellectuals· Martin Eden Joe Dawson quits the laundry and takes to the road· Martin Eden Martin adopts a formula for commercial storiettes· Martin Eden Martin and Ruth fall in love and become engaged· Martin Eden Martin asks Ruth for guidance on his education· Martin Eden Martin attempts to collect payment from The Hornet· Martin Eden Martin begins educating himself in the libraries· Martin Eden Martin buys Maria’s house and sets her up with a dairy· Martin Eden Martin cares for Maria and improves her laundry operation· Martin Eden Martin challenges Mr. Morse over socialism and class· Martin Eden Martin chooses practical study over Latin· Martin Eden Martin completes “Overdue” after Ruth rejects him· Martin Eden Martin confronts the Transcontinental staff to collect his fee· Martin Eden Martin decides to become a writer· Martin Eden Martin declines the Railway Mail appointment· Martin Eden Martin fails the high-school entrance examinations· Martin Eden Martin fights the Mexican sailor at Salina Cruz· Martin Eden Martin finances Bernard’s store expansion for Gertrude’s sake· Martin Eden Martin gives Gertrude the money for her household· Martin Eden Martin meets Russ Brissenden· Martin Eden Martin meets Ruth at the Morse home· Martin Eden Martin proposes earning a living through hackwork· Martin Eden Martin reforms his habits and appearance· Martin Eden Martin renews his commitment to writing after the White Mouse acceptance· Martin Eden Martin rescues Arthur Morse from the ferry-boat hoodlums· Martin Eden Martin returns from the failed Solomon Islands treasure expedition· Martin Eden Martin’s campaign to get his writing published· Martin Eden Martin’s collapse after the Transcontinental offers five dollars for “The Ring of Bells”· Martin Eden Martin’s confrontation with Judge Blount at dinner· Martin Eden Martin’s delayed literary breakthrough and sudden fame· Martin Eden Martin’s finances collapse as his submissions keep failing· Martin Eden Martin’s intellectual awakening through Herbert Spencer· Martin Eden Martin’s laundry work drives him to drink and abandon the job· Martin Eden Martin’s Oakland socialist-meeting speech and its misreporting· Martin Eden Martin’s reunion with Lizzie at Shell Mound Park· Martin Eden Martin’s starvation-induced influenza and delirium· Martin Eden Martin’s suicide at sea· Martin Eden Martin’s visit to the “real dirt” and the philosophy debate· Martin Eden Martin sails for Tahiti aboard the Mariposa· Martin Eden Martin submits his early writing and faces rejection· Martin Eden Martin takes a laundry job at Shelly Hot Springs· Martin Eden Martin takes Ruth to the lecture· Martin Eden Martin uses Brissenden’s hundred dollars to settle debts and treat the Silva family· Martin Eden Ruth breaks off her engagement with Martin· Martin Eden Ruth critiques Martin’s stories and poems· Martin Eden Ruth loses faith in Martin’s literary vocation· Martin Eden Ruth returns to Martin, and he rejects her· Martin Eden Ruth visits Martin in the Silva household· Martin Eden The posthumous publication and public mockery of “Ephemera”· Martin Eden The Narrator Reunites with His Birth Parents and Leaves the Orphanage· The Painted Bird Mitka Avenge His Fallen Comrades· The Painted Bird Beating and Sauerkraut-Barrel Humiliation at the Market· The Painted Bird The Narrator Incites Soldiers to Retrieve His Uniform· The Painted Bird The Silent Man Throws the Switch, Derailing the Train· The Painted Bird The Narrator Breaks His Adoptive Brother's Arm· The Painted Bird The Narrator Lies on the Tracks as a Train Passes Over Him· The Painted Bird The Narrator Attacks a Cinema Attendant with Bricks· The Painted Bird Truman insists on voluntary repatriation of prisoners of war· Truman Passage of the Lend-Lease Act· Truman Japan’s surrender in World War II· Truman James Forrestal's Suicide· Truman Whittaker Chambers's Accusation Against Alger Hiss· Truman General Order No. 11 and its expulsion campaign· Truman Truman refuses to counter McCarthy with private scandals· Truman Truman works to secure Adlai Stevenson the Democratic presidential nomination· Truman UN Security Council resolution supporting the use of force against North Korea· Truman 1934 United States Senate campaign in Missouri· Truman 1936 Kansas City election fraud· Truman 1937 Senate majority leader election· Truman 1940 Missouri U.S. Senate Campaign· Truman 1940 United States Senate election in Missouri· Truman 1944 Democratic convention vice-presidential nomination contest· Truman The 1944 Democratic vice-presidential nomination· Truman Truman's April 16, 1945, Address to Congress· Truman German Surrender in 1945· Truman Truman's Intervention in the 1946 Railway Strike· Truman The 1946 U.S. railroad strike crisis· Truman The 1946 U.S. railroad strike emergency· Truman Truman's 1948 Western Tour· Truman Civil Rights Platform Dispute at the 1948 Democratic National Convention· Truman Truman's 1948 rail-tour campaign· Truman Truman's 1948 Whistlestop Campaign· Truman Truman's 1948 presidential-election campaign· Truman Truman's 1948 Nationwide Railway Campaign Tour· Truman Truman’s victory in the 1948 U.S. presidential election· Truman Truman's 1948 Civil Rights Executive Orders· Truman Truman campaigns for Stevenson in the 1952 election· Truman Truman backs Harriman for the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination· Truman Truman’s 1956 trip to Europe· Truman