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I.	A FRONTIER FARM
II.	AN INDIAN RAID
III.	THE REDSKIN ATTACK
IV.	THE FIGHT AT LEXINGTON
V.	BUNKER'S HILL
VI.	SCOUTING
VII.	IN THE FOREST
VIII.	QUEBEC
IX.	THE SURPRISE OF TRENTON
X.	A TREACHEROUS PLANTER
XI.	THE CAPTURE OF PHILADELPHIA
XII.	THE SETTLER'S HUT
XIII.	SARATOGA
XIV.	RESCUED!
XV.	THE ISLAND REFUGE
XVI.	THE GREAT STORM
XVII.	THE SCOUT'S STORY
XVIII.	THE SIEGE OF SAVANNAH
XIX.	IN AN AMERICAN PRISON
XX.	THE WAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA
XXI.	THE END OF THE STRUGGLE

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	PREFACE
I.	THE FUGITIVES
II.	THE BATTLE OF KESTEVEN
III.	THE MASSACRE AT CROYLAND
IV.	THE INVASION OF WESSEX
V.	A DISCIPLINED BAND
VI.	THE SAXON FORT
VII.	THE DRAGON
VIII.	THE CRUISE OF THE DRAGON
IX.	A PRISONER
X.	THE COMBAT
XI.	THE ISLE OF ATHELNEY
XII.	FOUR YEARS OF PEACE
XIII.	THE SIEGE OF PARIS
XIV.	THE REPULSE OF THE NORSEMEN
XV.	FRIENDS IN TROUBLE
XVI.	FREDA
XVII.	A LONG CHASE
XVIII.	FREDA DISCOVERED
XIX.	UNITED

I	A Journey to France
II	A Mad Dog
III	The Demon Wolf
IV	The Clouds Gather
V	The Outburst
VI	An Anxious Time
VII	The 2d of September
VIII	Marie Arrested
IX	Robespierre
X	Free
XI	Marie and Victor
XII	Nantes
XIII	In the Hands of the Reds
XIV	The Noyades
XV	England

I	Glen Cairn
II	Leaving Home
III	Sir William Wallace
IV	The Capture of Lanark
V	A Treacherous Plot
VI	The Barns of Ayr
VII	The Cave in the Pentlands
VIII	The Council at Stirling
IX	The Battle of Stirling Bridge
X	The Battle of Falkirk
XI	Robert The Bruce
XII	The Battle of Methven
XIII	The Castle of Dunstaffnage
XIV	Colonsay
XV	A Mission to Ireland
XVI	An Irish Rising
XVII	The King's Blood Hound
XVIII	The Hound Restored
XIX	The Convent of St. Kenneth
XX	The Heiress of the Kerrs
XXI	The Siege of Aberfilly
XXII	A Prisoner
XXIII	The Escape from Berwick
XXIV	The Progress of the War
XXV	The Capture of a Stronghold
XXVI	Edinburgh
XXVII	Bannockburn

PREFACE
CHAPTER I	A STROKE OF GOOD FORTUNE
CHAPTER II	CHOOSING A LACKEY
CHAPTER III	THE FIRST BATTLE
CHAPTER IV	SUCCESS
CHAPTER V	THE RELIEF OF THE CITADEL
CHAPTER VI	A CHANGE OF SCENE
CHAPTER VII	THE DUC D'ENGHIEN
CHAPTER VIII	ROCROI
CHAPTER IX	HONOURS
CHAPTER X	AN ESTATE AND TITLE
CHAPTER XI	THE CASTLE OF LA VILLAR
CHAPTER XII	THE POITOU REGIMENT
CHAPTER XIII	THE BATTLES OF FREIBURG
CHAPTER XIV	JUST IN TIME
CHAPTER XV	THE BATTLE OF MARIENTHAL
CHAPTER XVI	AN ESCAPE
CHAPTER XVII	A ROBBER'S DEN
CHAPTER XVIII	NORDLINGEN
CHAPTER XIX	THE PEASANTS' REVOLT
CHAPTER XX	AN OLD SCORE
CHAPTER XXI	THE DUKE'S REVENGE

PREFACE
CHAPTER I	THE KING MAKER
CHAPTER II	THE BATTLE OF TEWKESBURY
CHAPTER III	THE GRAND MASTER'S PAGE
CHAPTER IV	A PROFESSED KNIGHT
CHAPTER V	SCOURGES OF THE SEA
CHAPTER VI	KNIGHTED
CHAPTER VII	A FIRST COMMAND
CHAPTER VIII	AN EVENING AT RHODES
CHAPTER IX	WITH THE GALLEY SLAVES
CHAPTER X	A PLOT DISCOVERED
CHAPTER XI	IN COMMAND OF A GALLEY
CHAPTER XII	THE BOY GALLEY
CHAPTER XIII	THE FIRST PRIZES
CHAPTER XIV	THE CORSAIR FLEET
CHAPTER XV	A SPLENDID EXPLOIT
CHAPTER XVI	FESTIVITIES
CHAPTER XVII	CAPTURED
CHAPTER XVIII	A KIND MASTER
CHAPTER XIX	ESCAPE
CHAPTER XX	BELEAGUERED
CHAPTER XXI	THE FORT OF ST. NICHOLAS
CHAPTER XXII	THE STRUGGLE AT THE BREACH
CHAPTER XXIII	THE REWARD OF VALOUR

PREFACE
CHAPTER I	THE INVITATION
CHAPTER II	SHIPWRECKED
CHAPTER III	SIR JOHN HEPBURN
CHAPTER IV	NEW BRANDENBURG
CHAPTER V	MARAUDERS
CHAPTER VI	THE ATTACK ON THE VILLAGE
CHAPTER VII	A QUIET TIME
CHAPTER VIII	THE SIEGE OF MANSFELD
CHAPTER IX	THE BATTLE OF BREITENFELD
CHAPTER X	THE PASSAGE OF THE RHINE
CHAPTER XI	THE CAPTURE OF OPPENHEIM
CHAPTER XII	THE PASSAGE OF THE LECH
CHAPTER XIII	CAPTURED BY THE PEASANTS
CHAPTER XIV	IN THE CHURCHTOWER
CHAPTER XV	A TIMELY RESCUE
CHAPTER XVI	THE SIEGE OF NUREMBERG
CHAPTER XVII	THE DEATH OF GUSTAVUS
CHAPTER XVIII	WOUNDED
CHAPTER XIX	A PAUSE IN HOSTILITIES
CHAPTER XX	FRIENDS IN TROUBLE
CHAPTER XXI	FLIGHT
CHAPTER XXII	THE CONSPIRACY
CHAPTER XXIII	THE MURDER OF WALLENSTEIN
CHAPTER XXIV	MALCOLM'S ESCAPE
CHAPTER XXV	NORDLINGEN

PREFACE
CHAPTER I	THE CAMP IN THE DESERT
CHAPTER II	A NIGHT ATTACK
CHAPTER III	CARTHAGE
CHAPTER IV	A POPULAR RISING
CHAPTER V	THE CONSPIRACY
CHAPTER VI	A CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN
CHAPTER VII	A WOLF HUNT
CHAPTER VIII	A PLOT FRUSTRATED
CHAPTER IX	THE SIEGE OF SAGUNTUM
CHAPTER X	BESET
CHAPTER XI	THE PASSAGE OF THE RHONE
CHAPTER XII	AMONG THE PASSES
CHAPTER XIII	THE BATTLE OF THE TREBIA
CHAPTER XIV	THE BATTLE OF LAKE TRASIMENE
CHAPTER XV	A MOUNTAIN TRIBE
CHAPTER XVI	IN THE DUNGEONS OF CARTHAGE
CHAPTER XVII	THE ESCAPE
CHAPTER XVIII	CANNAE
CHAPTER XIX	IN THE MINES
CHAPTER XX	THE SARDINIAN FORESTS
CHAPTER XXI	THE GAULISH SLAVE
CHAPTER XXII	THE LION

CHAPTER I	The Return of a Prodigal.
CHAPTER II	The Jacobite Agent.
CHAPTER III	Free.
CHAPTER IV	In France.
CHAPTER V	Dettingen.
CHAPTER VI	The Convent of Our Lady.
CHAPTER VII	Mother!
CHAPTER VIII	Hidden Foes.
CHAPTER IX	Fontenoy.
CHAPTER X	A Perilous Journey.
CHAPTER XI	Free.
CHAPTER XII	The End of the Quarrel.
CHAPTER XIII	Prince Charles.
CHAPTER XIV	Prestonpans.
CHAPTER XV	A Mission.
CHAPTER XVI	The March to Derby.
CHAPTER XVII	A Baffled Plot.
CHAPTER XVIII	Culloden.
CHAPTER XIX	Fugitives.
CHAPTER XX	Happy Days.

CHAPTER I	A HOSTAGE
CHAPTER II	CITY AND FOREST
CHAPTER III	A WOLF HUNT
CHAPTER IV	AN INFURIATED PEOPLE
CHAPTER V	THE SACK OF CAMALODUNUM
CHAPTER VI	FIRST SUCCESSES
CHAPTER VII	DEFEAT OF THE BRITONS
CHAPTER VIII	THE GREAT SWAMPS
CHAPTER IX	THE STRUGGLE IN THE SWAMP
CHAPTER X	BETRAYED
CHAPTER XI	A PRISONER
CHAPTER XII	A SCHOOL FOR GLADIATORS
CHAPTER XIII	A CHRISTIAN
CHAPTER XIV	ROME IN FLAMES
CHAPTER XV	THE CHRISTIANS TO THE LIONS
CHAPTER XVI	IN NERO'S PALACE
CHAPTER XVII	BETROTHAL
CHAPTER XVIII	THE OUTBREAK
CHAPTER XIX	OUTLAWS
CHAPTER XX	MOUNTAIN WARFARE
CHAPTER XXI	OLD FRIENDS

PREFACE
CHAPTER I	THE WAR OF THE SUCCESSION
CHAPTER II	IMPRESSED
CHAPTER III	A DOMESTIC STORM
CHAPTER IV	THE SERGEANT'S YARN
CHAPTER V	THE PIRATE HOLD
CHAPTER VI	A COMMISSION
CHAPTER VII	BARCELONA
CHAPTER VIII	A TUMULT IN THE CITY
CHAPTER IX	THE ADVANCE INTO VALENCIA
CHAPTER X	AN ADVENTURE IN THE MOUNTAINS
CHAPTER XI	VALENCIA
CHAPTER XII	IRREGULAR WARFARE
CHAPTER XIII	THE FRENCH CONVOY
CHAPTER XIV	A PRISONER
CHAPTER XV	THE RELIEF OF BARCELONA
CHAPTER XVI	INGRATITUDE
CHAPTER XVII	HOME

CHAPTER I	A FISHING EXCURSION
CHAPTER II	A MAD DOG
CHAPTER III	A TOUGH YARN
CHAPTER IV	A RISING TIDE
CHAPTER V	ALONE IN THE WORLD
CHAPTER VI	THE FIRST STEP
CHAPTER VII	AN OLD FRIEND
CHAPTER VIII	TO THE DARK CONTINENT
CHAPTER IX	THE START INLAND
CHAPTER X	LOST IN THE FOREST
CHAPTER XI	A HOSTILE TRIBE
CHAPTER XII	A NEGRO'S STORY
CHAPTER XIII	A FUGITIVE SLAVE
CHAPTER XIV	A CHRISTIAN TOWN
CHAPTER XV	THE AMAZONS OF DAHOMET
CHAPTER XVI	CAPTIVES IN COOMASSIE
CHAPTER XVII	THE INVASION OF FANTI LAND
CHAPTER XVIII	THE ATTACK ON ELMINA
CHAPTER XIX	THE TIDE TURNED
CHAPTER XX	THE WHITE TROOPS
CHAPTER XXI	THE ADVANCE TO THE PRAH
CHAPTER XXII	THE BATTLE OF AMOAFUL
CHAPTER XXIII	THE CAPTURE OF COOMASSIE

PREFACE
CHAPTER I	A FISHING EXPEDITION
CHAPTER II	THE FIGHT ON THE MOOR
CHAPTER III	A CROPPER VILLAGE
CHAPTER IV	THE WORMS TURN
CHAPTER V	THE NEW MASTER
CHAPTER VI	THE THIEF DETECTED
CHAPTER VII	A TERRIBLE SHOCK
CHAPTER VIII	NED IS SORELY TRIED
CHAPTER IX	A PAINFUL TIME
CHAPTER X	TROUBLES AT HOME
CHAPTER XI	THE NEW MACHINERY
CHAPTER XII	MURDERED!
CHAPTER XIII	COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
CHAPTER XIV	COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
CHAPTER XV	NOT GUILTY
CHAPTER XVI	LUKE MARNER'S SACRIFICE
CHAPTER XVII	A LONELY LIFE
CHAPTER XVIII	NED IS ATTACKED
CHAPTER XIX	THE ATTACK ON CARTWRIGHT'S MILL
CHAPTER XX	CLEARED AT LAST

	PREFACE.
CHAPTER I.	A QUARREL.
CHAPTER II.	COUNTRY LIFE.
CHAPTER III.	AT COURT.
CHAPTER IV.	A STORM.
CHAPTER V.	ROUEN.
CHAPTER VI.	RELEASE OF THE EARL
CHAPTER VII.	THE OATH.
CHAPTER VIII.	TROUBLE WITH WALES.
CHAPTER IX.	IN THE WELSH VALLEYS.
CHAPTER X.	PORTHWYN.
CHAPTER XI.	THE SECRET PASSAGE.
CHAPTER XII.	EDITH.
CHAPTER XIII.	HAROLD, THE KING.
CHAPTER XIV.	WULF'S SUSPICIONS.
CHAPTER XV.	A MEETING BY THE RIVER.
CHAPTER XVI.	A VOYAGE NORTH.
CHAPTER XVII.	AN ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.
CHAPTER XVIII.	THE NORTHERN INVASION.
CHAPTER XIX.	STAMFORD BRIDGE.
CHAPTER XX.	THE LANDING OF THE FOE.
CHAPTER XXI.	HASTINGS.
CHAPTER XXII.	THE LORD OF BRAMBER.

Chapter I	The Midshipman
Chapter II	An Adventure at Gib
Chapter III	The Escape
Chapter IV	Gallipoli
Chapter V	A Brush with the Enemy
Chapter VI	The Alma
Chapter VII	Before Sebastopol
Chapter VIII	Balaklava
Chapter IX	Inkerman
Chapter X	The Great Storm
Chapter XI	Taken Prisoners
Chapter XII	Prisoners on Parole
Chapter XIII	A Nominal Imprisonment
Chapter XIV	A Suspected Household
Chapter XV	A Struggle for Life
Chapter XVI	An Escape from Prison
Chapter XVII	A Journey in Disguise
Chapter XVIII	The Polish Insurgents
Chapter XIX	To the Rescue
Chapter XX	In a Lion's Den
Chapter XXI	Back at the Front
Chapter XXII	The Repulse at the Redan
Chapter XXIII	The Battle of the Tchernaya
Chapter XXIV	A Fortunate Storm
Chapter XXV	The Capture of Sebastopol
Chapter XXVI	Conclusion

CHAPTER I	The Eve of the War
CHAPTER II	For the King
CHAPTER III	A Brawl at Oxford
CHAPTER IV	Breaking Prison
CHAPTER V	A Mission of State
CHAPTER VI	A Narrow Escape
CHAPTER VII	In a Hot Place
CHAPTER VIII	The Defense of an Outpost
CHAPTER IX	A Stubborn Defense
CHAPTER X	The Commissioner of the Convention
CHAPTER XI	Montrose
CHAPTER XII	An Escape from Prison
CHAPTER XIII	Public Events
CHAPTER XIV	An Attempt to Rescue the King
CHAPTER XV	A Riot in the City
CHAPTER XVI	The Execution of King Charles
CHAPTER XVII	The Siege of Drogheda
CHAPTER XVIII	Slaves in the Bermudas
CHAPTER XIX	A Sea Fight
CHAPTER XX	With the Scotch Army
CHAPTER XXI	The Path Across the Morass
CHAPTER XXII	Kidnaped
CHAPTER XXIII	The Battle of Worcester
CHAPTER XXIV	Across the Sea.
CHAPTER XXV	A Plot Overheard
CHAPTER XXVI	Rest at Last

Chapter 1:	Windthorpe Chace.
Chapter 2:	Rupert to the Rescue.
Chapter 3:	A Kiss and its Consequences.
Chapter 4:	The Sedan Chair.
Chapter 5:	The Fencing School.
Chapter 6:	The War Of Succession.
Chapter 7:	Venloo.
Chapter 8:	The Old Mill.
Chapter 9:	The Duel.
Chapter 10:	The Battle Of The Dykes.
Chapter 11:	A Death Trap.
Chapter 12:	The Sad Side Of War.
Chapter 13:	Blenheim.
Chapter 14:	The Riot at Dort.
Chapter 15:	The End of a Feud.
Chapter 16:	Ramilies.
Chapter 17:	A Prisoner of War.
Chapter 18:	The Court of Versailles.
Chapter 19:	The Evasion.
Chapter 20:	Loches.
Chapter 21:	Back in Harness.
Chapter 22:	Oudenarde.
Chapter 23:	The Siege of Lille.
Chapter 24:	Adele.
Chapter 25:	Flight and Pursuit.
Chapter 26:	The Siege of Tournai.
Chapter 27:	Malplaquet, and the End of the War.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	Venice.
Chapter 2:	A Conspiracy.
Chapter 3:	On The Grand Canal.
Chapter 4:	Carried Off.
Chapter 5:	Finding A Clue.
Chapter 6:	The Hut On San Nicolo.
Chapter 7:	On Board A Trader.
Chapter 8:	An Attack By Pirates.
Chapter 9:	The Capture Of The Lido.
Chapter 10:	Recaptured.
Chapter 11:	The Battle Of Antium.
Chapter 12:	In Mocenigo's Power.
Chapter 13:	The Pirates' Raid.
Chapter 14:	The End Of The Persecutor.
Chapter 15:	The Battle Of Pola.
Chapter 16:	The Recapture Of The Pluto.
Chapter 17:	An Ungrateful Republic.
Chapter 18:	The Release Of Pisani.
Chapter 19:	The Siege Of Chioggia.
Chapter 20:	The Triumph Of Venice.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Rescue.
Chapter 2:	The Showman's Grandchild.
Chapter 3:	The Justice Room.
Chapter 4:	The Squire's Granddaughter.
Chapter 5:	A Quiet Time.
Chapter 6:	A Storm.
Chapter 7:	Pressed.
Chapter 8:	Discharged.
Chapter 9:	The Defeat Of Braddock.
Chapter 10:	The Fight At Lake George.
Chapter 11:	Scouting.
Chapter 12:	A Commission.
Chapter 13:	An Abortive Attack.
Chapter 14:	Scouting On Lake Champlain.
Chapter 15:	Through Many Perils.
Chapter 16:	The Massacre At Fort William Henry.
Chapter 17:	Louisbourg And Ticonderoga.
Chapter 18:	Quebec.
Chapter 19:	A Dangerous Expedition.
Chapter 20:	The Path Down The Heights.
Chapter 21:	The Capture Of Quebec.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	Fresh from Ireland.
Chapter 2:	A Valiant Band.
Chapter 3:	A Strange Adventure.
Chapter 4:	At Versailles.
Chapter 5:	A New Friend.
Chapter 6:	An Ambuscade.
Chapter 7:	In Paris Again.
Chapter 8:	To Scotland.
Chapter 9:	An Escape From Newgate.
Chapter 10:	Kidnapping A Minister.
Chapter 11:	On the Frontier.
Chapter 12:	Oudenarde.
Chapter 13:	Convalescent.
Chapter 14:	A Mission.
Chapter 15:	Treachery.
Chapter 16:	Captured.
Chapter 17:	An Old Friend.
Chapter 18:	War.
Chapter 19:	In Search of a Family.
Chapter 20:	Gerald O'Carroll.

CHAPTER I.	Unexpected News
CHAPTER II.	A Country Visit
CHAPTER III.	Run Down
CHAPTER IV.	The Privateer's Rendezvous
CHAPTER V.	The British Cruisers
CHAPTER VI.	Home Again
CHAPTER VII.	A Commission
CHAPTER VIII.	Startling News
CHAPTER IX.	Mr. Tallboys' Visitor
CHAPTER X.	On Detachment
CHAPTER XI.	Still-Hunting
CHAPTER XII.	The Cave Among the Rocks
CHAPTER XIII.	More Startling News
CHAPTER XIV.	The New Housemaid
CHAPTER XV.	In Belgium
CHAPTER XVI.	Found at Last
CHAPTER XVII.	Quatre Bras
CHAPTER XVIII.	Waterloo
CHAPTER XIX.	The Rout

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Shipwreck.
Chapter 2:	For James Or William.
Chapter 3:	The King In Ireland.
Chapter 4:	The Siege Of Derry.
Chapter 5:	The Relief Of Derry.
Chapter 6:	Dundalk.
Chapter 7:	The Coming Battle.
Chapter 8:	Boyne Water.
Chapter 9:	Pleasant Quarters.
Chapter 10:	A Cavalry Raid.
Chapter 11:	The First Siege Of Limerick.
Chapter 12:	Winter Quarters.
Chapter 13:	A Dangerous Mission.
Chapter 14:	Athlone.
Chapter 15:	A Fortunate Recognition.
Chapter 16:	Peace.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Lost Father.
Chapter 2:	A Brush With Privateers.
Chapter 3:	The Rajah.
Chapter 4:	First Impressions.
Chapter 5:	War Declared.
Chapter 6:	A Perilous Adventure.
Chapter 7:	Besieged.
Chapter 8:	The Invasion Of Mysore.
Chapter 9:	News Of The Captive.
Chapter 10:	In Disguise.
Chapter 11:	A Useful Friend.
Chapter 12:	A Tiger In A Zenana.
Chapter 13:	Officers Of The Palace.
Chapter 14:	A Surprise.
Chapter 15:	Escape.
Chapter 16:	The Journey.
Chapter 17:	Back At Tripataly.
Chapter 18:	A Narrow Escape.
Chapter 19:	Found At Last.
Chapter 20:	The Escape.
Chapter 21:	Home.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	Leaving Home.
Chapter 2:	The Young Writer.
Chapter 3:	A Brush With Privateers.
Chapter 4:	The Pirates Of The Pacific.
Chapter 5:	Madras.
Chapter 6:	The Arrival Of Clive.
Chapter 7:	The Siege Of Arcot.
Chapter 8:	The Grand Assault.
Chapter 9:	The Battle Of Kavaripak.
Chapter 10:	The Fall Of Seringam.
Chapter 11:	An Important Mission.
Chapter 12:	A Murderous Attempt.
Chapter 13:	An Attempt At Murder.
Chapter 14:	The Siege Of Ambur.
Chapter 15:	The Pirates' Hold.
Chapter 16:	A Tiger Hunt.
Chapter 17:	The Capture Of Gheriah.
Chapter 18:	The "Black Hole" Of Calcutta.
Chapter 19:	A Daring Escape.
Chapter 20:	The Rescue Of The White Captive.
Chapter 21:	The Battle Outside Calcutta.
Chapter 22:	Plassey.
Chapter 23:	Plassey.
Chapter 24:	Mounted Infantry.
Chapter 25:	Besieged In A Pagoda.
Chapter 26:	The Siege Of Madras.
Chapter 27:	Masulipatam.
Chapter 28:	The Defeat Of Lally.
Chapter 29:	The Siege Of Pondicherry.
Chapter 30:	Home.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	Disinherited.
Chapter 2:	The Rising In Alexandria.
Chapter 3:	A Terrible Disaster.
Chapter 4:	An Appointment.
Chapter 5:	Southward.
Chapter 6:	Gregory Volunteers.
Chapter 7:	To Metemmeh.
Chapter 8:	Among The Dervishes.
Chapter 9:	Safely Back.
Chapter 10:	Afloat.
Chapter 11:	A Prisoner.
Chapter 12:	The Battle Of Atbara.
Chapter 13:	The Final Advance.
Chapter 14:	Omdurman.
Chapter 15:	Khartoum.
Chapter 16:	A Voice From The Dead.
Chapter 17:	A Fugitive.
Chapter 18:	A Hakim.
Chapter 19:	The Last Page.
Chapter 20:	A Momentous Communication.
Chapter 21:	Gedareh.
Chapter 22:	The Crowning Victory.
Chapter 23:	An Unexpected Discovery.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Border Hold.
Chapter 2:	Across The Border.
Chapter 3:	At Alnwick.
Chapter 4:	An Unequal Joust.
Chapter 5:	A Mission.
Chapter 6:	At Dunbar.
Chapter 7:	Back To Hotspur.
Chapter 8:	Ludlow Castle.
Chapter 9:	The Welsh Rising.
Chapter 10:	A Breach Of Duty.
Chapter 11:	Bad News.
Chapter 12:	A Dangerous Mission.
Chapter 13:	Escape.
Chapter 14:	In Hiding.
Chapter 15:	Another Mission To Ludlow.
Chapter 16:	A Letter For The King.
Chapter 17:	Knighted.
Chapter 18:	Glendower.
Chapter 19:	The Battle Of Homildon Hill.
Chapter 20:	The Percys' Discontent.
Chapter 21:	Shrewsbury.

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	A Virginia Plantation,	1
II	Buying a Slave,	18
III	Aiding a Runaway,	35
IV	Safely Back,	53
V	Secession,	66
VI	Bull Run,	82
VII	The "Merrimac" and the "Monitor,"	102
VIII	McClellan's Advance,	119
IX	A Prisoner,	134
X	The Escape,	150
XI	Fugitives,	167
XII	The Bushwhackers,	183
XIII	Laid Up,	201
XIV	Across the Border,	217
XV	Fredericksburg,	235
XVI	The Search for Dinah,	251
XVII	Chancellorsville,	270
XVIII	A Perilous Undertaking,	293
XIX	Free!	311
XX	The End of the Struggle,	330

Chapter 1:	The Wreck on the Devon Coast.
Chapter 2:	Friends and Foes.
Chapter 3:	On the Spanish Main.
Chapter 4:	An Unsuccessful Attack.
Chapter 5:	Cast Ashore.
Chapter 6:	In the Woods.
Chapter 7:	An Attack in Force.
Chapter 8:	The Forest Fastness.
Chapter 9:	Baffled.
Chapter 10:	Southward Ho!
Chapter 11:	The Marvel of Fire.
Chapter 12:	Across a Continent.
Chapter 13:	Through the Cordilleras.
Chapter 14:	On the Pacific Coast.
Chapter 15:	The Prison of the Inquisition.
Chapter 16:	The Rescue.
Chapter 17:	The Golden Hind.
Chapter 18:	San Francisco Bay.
Chapter 19:	South Sea Idols.
Chapter 20:	A Portuguese Settlement.
Chapter 21:	Wholesale Conversion.
Chapter 22:	Home.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Startling Proposal.
Chapter 2:	Bound To Unknown Parts.
Chapter 3:	The Voyage.
Chapter 4:	Among The Islands.
Chapter 5:	Shipwrecked.
Chapter 6:	Anahuac.
Chapter 7:	A Wonderful Country.
Chapter 8:	At Tezcuco.
Chapter 9:	Life In A Palace.
Chapter 10:	News From The Coast.
Chapter 11:	Cortez.
Chapter 12:	The Fugitives.
Chapter 13:	The Massacre Of Cholula.
Chapter 14:	In Mexico.
Chapter 15:	Again At Tezcuco.
Chapter 16:	A Treasure Room.
Chapter 17:	The Insurrection.
Chapter 18:	The Rising In Mexico.
Chapter 19:	The Passage Of The Causeway.
Chapter 20:	At Tlascala.
Chapter 21:	A Victim For The Gods.
Chapter 22:	Home.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	King and Marshal.
Chapter 2:	Joining.
Chapter 3:	The Outbreak Of War.
Chapter 4:	Promotion.
Chapter 5:	Lobositz.
Chapter 6:	A Prisoner.
Chapter 7:	Flight.
Chapter 8:	Prague.
Chapter 9:	In Disguise.
Chapter 10:	Rossbach.
Chapter 11:	Leuthen.
Chapter 12:	Another Step.
Chapter 13:	Hochkirch.
Chapter 14:	Breaking Prison.
Chapter 15:	Escaped.
Chapter 16:	At Minden.
Chapter 17:	Unexpected News.
Chapter 18:	Engaged.
Chapter 19:	Liegnitz.
Chapter 20:	Torgau.
Chapter 21:	Home.

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	Preface.
Chapter 1:	The Broken Window.
Chapter 2:	The Poisoned Dog.
Chapter 3:	The Burglary At The Squire's.
Chapter 4:	The Trial.
Chapter 5:	Not Guilty!
Chapter 6:	On The Voyage.
Chapter 7:	Gratitude.
Chapter 8:	A Gale.
Chapter 9:	Two Offers.
Chapter 10:	An Up-Country District.
Chapter 11:	The Black Fellows.
Chapter 12:	The Bush Rangers.
Chapter 13:	Bush Rangers.
Chapter 14:	An Unexpected Meeting.
Chapter 15:	At Donald's.
Chapter 16:	Jim's Report.
Chapter 17:	In Pursuit.
Chapter 18:	Settling Accounts.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A French Lugger.
Chapter 2:	The Beginning Of Troubles.
Chapter 3:	The First Successes.
Chapter 4:	Cathelineau's Scouts.
Chapter 5:	Checking The Enemy.
Chapter 6:	The Assault Of Chemille.
Chapter 7:	A Short Rest.
Chapter 8:	The Capture Of Saumur.
Chapter 9:	Bad News.
Chapter 10:	Preparations For A Rescue.
Chapter 11:	The Attack On Nantes.
Chapter 12:	A Series Of Victories.
Chapter 13:	Across The Loire.
Chapter 14:	Le Mans.
Chapter 15:	In Disguise.
Chapter 16:	A Friend At Last:
Chapter 17:	A Grave Risk.
Chapter 18:	Home.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	Driven From Home.
Chapter 2:	An Important Decision.
Chapter 3:	In A French Chateau.
Chapter 4:	An Experiment.
Chapter 5:	Taking The Field.
Chapter 6:	The Battle Of Saint Denis.
Chapter 7:	A Rescue.
Chapter 8:	The Third Huguenot War.
Chapter 9:	An Important Mission.
Chapter 10:	The Queen Of Navarre.
Chapter 11:	Jeanne Of Navarre.
Chapter 12:	An Escape From Prison.
Chapter 13:	At Laville.
Chapter 14:	The Assault On The Chateau.
Chapter 15:	The Battle Of Jarnac.
Chapter 16:	A Huguenot Prayer Meeting.
Chapter 17:	The Battle Of Moncontor.
Chapter 18:	A Visit Home.
Chapter 19:	In A Net.
Chapter 20:	The Tocsin.
Chapter 21:	Escape.
Chapter 22:	Reunited.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Detached Force.
Chapter 2:	Talavera.
Chapter 3:	Prisoners.
Chapter 4:	Guerillas.
Chapter 5:	An Escape.
Chapter 6:	Afloat.
Chapter 7:	A French Privateer.
Chapter 8:	A Smart Engagement.
Chapter 9:	Rejoining.
Chapter 10:	Almeida.
Chapter 11:	The French Advance.
Chapter 12:	Fuentes D'Onoro.
Chapter 13:	From Salamanca To Cadiz.
Chapter 14:	Effecting A Diversion.
Chapter 15:	Dick Ryan's Capture.
Chapter 16:	Back With The Army.
Chapter 17:	Ciudad Rodrigo.
Chapter 18:	The Sack Of A City.
Chapter 19:	Gratitude.
Chapter 20:	Salamanca.
Chapter 21:	Home Again.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	An Expedition.
Chapter 2:	The Start.
Chapter 3:	The First Fight.
Chapter 4:	In The Passes
Chapter 5:	Promoted.
Chapter 6:	Unfair Play.
Chapter 7:	Tales Of War.
Chapter 8:	The Dargai Pass.
Chapter 9:	Captured.
Chapter 10:	Through The Mohmund Country.
Chapter 11:	An Arduous March.
Chapter 12:	A Tribal Fight.
Chapter 13:	The V.C.
Chapter 14:	Forest Fighting.
Chapter 15:	A Narrow Escape.
Chapter 16:	The Relief Of Coomassie.
Chapter 17:	Stockades And War Camps.
Chapter 18:	A Night Surprise.
Chapter 19:	Lost In The Forest.
Chapter 20:	At Home.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Faithful Nurse.
Chapter 2:	A Strange Bringing Up.
Chapter 3:	A Change In Affairs.
Chapter 4:	A British Resident.
Chapter 5:	Down To Bombay.
Chapter 6:	In The Company's Service.
Chapter 7:	An Act Of Treachery.
Chapter 8:	Nana's Release.
Chapter 9:	A Popular Tumult.
Chapter 10:	A Mission By Sea.
Chapter 11:	A Prisoner.
Chapter 12:	The Defence Of Johore.
Chapter 13:	The Break Up Of The Monsoon.
Chapter 14:	The Great Andaman.
Chapter 15:	Assaye.
Chapter 16:	A Disastrous Retreat.
Chapter 17:	An Escape.
Chapter 18:	An Awkward Position.
Chapter 19:	Bhurtpoor.
Chapter 20:	Home.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A New Career.
Chapter 2:	The Outbreak of War.
Chapter 3:	A Prisoner.
Chapter 4:	A Ruined Temple.
Chapter 5:	With Brigands.
Chapter 6:	Among Friends.
Chapter 7:	On The Staff.
Chapter 8:	The Pagoda.
Chapter 9:	Victories.
Chapter 10:	The Advance.
Chapter 11:	Donabew.
Chapter 12:	Harry Carried Off.
Chapter 13:	Preparing A Rescue.
Chapter 14:	In The Temple.
Chapter 15:	The Attack.
Chapter 16:	Rejoining.
Chapter 17:	The Pride Of Burma Humbled.
Chapter 18:	In Business Again.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	The Lake Of Tiberias.
Chapter 2:	A Storm On Galilee.
Chapter 3:	The Revolt Against Rome.
Chapter 4:	The Lull Before The Storm.
Chapter 5:	The Siege Of Jotapata.
Chapter 6:	The Fall Of The City.
Chapter 7:	The Massacre On The Lake.
Chapter 8:	Among The Mountains.
Chapter 9:	The Storming Of Gamala.
Chapter 10:	Captives.
Chapter 11:	A Tale Of Civil Strife.
Chapter 12:	Desultory Fighting.
Chapter 13:	The Test Of Devotion.
Chapter 14:	Jerusalem.
Chapter 15:	The Siege Is Begun.
Chapter 16:	The Subterranean Passage.
Chapter 17:	The Capture Of The Temple.
Chapter 18:	Slaves.
Chapter 19:	At Rome.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	"Something Like An Adventure."
Chapter 2:	A Great Change.
Chapter 3:	An Unexpected Journey.
Chapter 4:	Preparations For A Voyage.
Chapter 5:	A French Privateer.
Chapter 6:	The Rock Fortress.
Chapter 7:	Troubles Ahead.
Chapter 8:	The Siege Begins.
Chapter 9:	The Antelope.
Chapter 10:	A Cruise In A Privateer.
Chapter 11:	Cutting Out A Prize.
Chapter 12:	A Rich Prize.
Chapter 13:	Oranges And Lemons.
Chapter 14:	A Welcome Cargo.
Chapter 15:	Bob's Mission.
Chapter 16:	A Cruise In The Brilliant.
Chapter 17:	The Floating Batteries.

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	The Lost Child.
Chapter 2:	The Foundling.
Chapter 3:	Life On A Smack.
Chapter 4:	Run Down.
Chapter 5:	The Castaways.
Chapter 6:	The Attack On The Village.
Chapter 7:	The Fight With The Prahus.
Chapter 8:	The Torpedo.
Chapter 9:	The Advance Into Afghanistan.
Chapter 10:	The Peiwar-Khotal.
Chapter 11:	A Prisoner.
Chapter 12:	The Advance Up The Khyber.
Chapter 13:	The Massacre At Cabul.
Chapter 14:	The Advance Upon Cabul.
Chapter 15:	The Fighting Round Cabul.
Chapter 16:	The Fight In The Pass.
Chapter 17:	At Candahar.
Chapter 18:	On The Helmund.
Chapter 19:	The Battle Of Maiwand.
Chapter 20:	Candahar.
Chapter 21:	The Battle Of Candahar.
Chapter 22:	At Home At Last.