George Francis Train

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Reproduction of the original: My Life in Many States and in Foreign Lands by George Francis Train

Reproduction of the original: My Life in Many States and in Foreign Lands by George Francis Train

"Train Villa, built at Newport, '68. Daughter's house, 156 Madison Avenue, '60. Organized French Commune, Marseilles, Ligue du Midi, October, '70, while on return trip around the world in eighty days. Jules Verne, two years later, wrote fiction of my fact. "Made independent race for Presidency against Grant and Greeley, '71-72. Cornered lawyers, doctors, clericals, by quoting three columns of Bible to release Woodhull-Claflin from jail, '72. Now lunatic by law, through six courts. "Now living in Mills Palace, $3 against $2,000 a week, at Train Villa. (Daughter always has room for me in country.) Played Carnegie forty years ahead. Three generations living off Cr dit Mobilier. Author dozen books out of print (vide Who's Who, Allibone, Appletons' Cyclop dia).