The Pagan's Progress

The Pagan's Progress is a novel written by Gouverneur Morris that follows the journey of a young man named John who leaves his small town to explore the world and find himself. Along the way, he encounters various characters and experiences that challenge his beliefs and values. The book explores themes such as identity, spirituality, and the search for meaning in life.

By Gouverneur Morris · First published 1924 · Genre: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Satire · 23 chapters

Contents

• One Eye
• No Man
• The Blasted Tree and the Blue-Jay
• No Man and no Foot
• The Moose
• She Wolf
• The Wooing of she Wolf
• The Faint Heart of no Man
• The Birth of Sunrise
• The Death of no Man
• The Death of Strong Hand
• Maku and she Wolf
• The Weakness of Maku
• Sunrise and Dawn
• Fire
• The Flight of the Tribe
• Cold and Heat
• The Death of One Eye
• The Courting of Dawn
• Sunrise Digs a Cave
• The Trail of Two
• The Trail of One
• The Long Trail

More by Gouverneur Morris

• Constitution of the United States (1789)
• The Spread Eagle (1832)
• Targets (1934)
• The Boot (1923)
• The Despoiler (1927)
• One more Martyr (1930)
• Ma'am? (1920)
• Mr. Holiday (1926)
• All works by Gouverneur Morris