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The Legionaries
BYHENRY SCOTT CLARK
A STORY OF
THE GREAT RAID
FOURTH EDITION.
Illustrated
INDIANAPOLIS
THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
COPYRIGHT 1899
THE BOWEN-MERRILL
COMPANY
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Press of
BRAUNWORTH & CO.
BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
- "* * * sons of the selfsame race1
- And blood of the selfsame clan,2
- Let us speak with each other, face to face,3
- And answer as man to man,4
- And loyally love and trust each other as none but free men
can."5
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page: xi[View Page xi]Contents
- I
WHAT OF VIRGINIA 1 - II
THE MONSTER WAR 15 - III
THE PLACARD ON THE POST 30 - IV
GIVE ME ROAD, SIRS 46 - V
THE THIRD ONE AT MANDRELL'S 63 - VI
WITH FACE TOWARD THE SOUTH 83 - VII
CAPTAIN BURKLEY'S GENTLEMEN 92 - VIII
WITH THE GREAT RAIDER 106 - IX
ON BRANDENBURG HEIGHTS 124 - page: xii[View Page xii]
- X
HER BROTHER'S ACCUSER 145 - XI
THE SHOOTING OF BELLRAY 157 - XII
THE GARB OF A REBEL 176 - XIII
THE END OF THE HORSE-BUYER 199 - XIV
THROUGH THE TUNNELS 218 - XV
A DISCREDITED SPY 233 - XVI
THE DUEL IN THE CAVE 248 - XVII
WORD BY THE REFUGEE 263 - XVIII
AND SOME DAY-- 279 - XIX
THE COMING OF THE PROVOST 294 - XX
THE RIDE OF THE THREE THOUSAND 302 - page: xiii[View Page xiii]
- XXI
THE HELP OF A STRONG MAN 313 - XXII
CORPORAL NEFFITT 326 - XXIII
A MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL 340 - XXIV
FRIENDS ON THE WALL 357 - XXV
THE ESCAPE 369 - XXVI
THE RETURN OF REASON 377
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