Hat Seeker Merritt Tours West For Silk Heirloom
An 1884 sea voyage narrative follows Joshua Merritt of Liverpool and his China servant Gin Ghi as they chase a legendary silk hat linked to Napoleon III. The eccentric collector seeks the hat that once rested on Napoleon III and later passed to an American caretaker, with Merritt’s obsessive hunt driving them toward Newark and the American West.
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