Tony the Tramp

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The life of Horatio Alger, Jr. is marked by both literary success and personal controversy. Known for his prolific output of over 100 boys' books, he gained fame with "Ragged Dick," which established him in the literary scene. Born in Massachusetts and a Harvard alumnus, Alger's early career as a Unitarian minister ended abruptly due to serious allegations, leading him to New York City to pursue writing full-time. His works often reflect themes of perseverance and the American Dream, resonating deeply with young readers of his time.