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"The Iron Horse" is actually a novel written by R. M. Ballantyne, first published in 1871. The story is set in the American West in the mid-19th century, a time when railroads were expanding across the border.
Like many of Ballantyne's works, "The Iron Horse" brings the reader to life by incorporating historical detail and highlighting the challenges faced by those involved in developing the railroad. It also addresses the themes of perseverance, determination, and cultural clashes during this transformative period in American history.

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Summary
"The Iron Horse" is the adventure story of young engineer Frank Hardinge. Frank takes part in the construction of a railroad and faces challenges such as engineering obstacles, hostile Native American tribes, and the harsh conditions of the wilderness...

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CONTENTS

Chapter I. Treats of the Engine-Driver¡¯s House and Household.
Chapter II. The Driver Visits a Little Elderly Gentlewoman and Prepares the Iron Horse for Action.
Chapter III. In which the Widow holds Converse with a Captain,
Chapter IV. A Double Dilemma and its Consequences.
Chapter V. An Accident and its Consequences.
Chapter VI. History of the Iron Horse.
Chapter VII. Little Gertie comes out in a New Light, and Bob Receives Good News.
Chapter VIII. Mrs Marrot and Bob Visit the Great Clatterby ¡°Works.¡±
Chapter IX. Concerning Domestic Economy and Difficulties?Surprises and Explanations.
Chapter X. Sharp Practice.
Chapter XI. Sharp Practice?Continued.
Chapter XII. Loo¡¯s Garden.
Chapter XIII. Treats of Railway Literature, Sleepy Porters,
Chapter XIV. Which is too Full of Varied Matter to be Briefly Described.
Chapter XV. Treats of Mrs Durby¡¯s Lost Parcel in Particular, and of Lost-Luggage in General.
Chapter XVI. Describes Engineering Difficulties, a Perplexing Case, and a Harmonious Meeting.
Chapter XVII. Gertie is Mysteriously cared for?Sam Natly Dines under Difficulties in Connexion with the Block System.
Chapter XVIII. A Soiree Wildly Interrupted, and Followed up by Surprising Revelations.
Chapter XIX. A Run-away Locomotive.
Chapter XX. A Nest ¡°Harried.¡±
Chapter XXI. The Diamond Ring and the Railway Clearing-House.
Chapter XXII. Mrs Tipps goes on a Journey, and meets a Gentleman who,
Chapter XXIII. Details a Terrible Accident.
Chapter XXIV. Results of the Accident.
Chapter XXV. The Last.