Category: Historical Novels

Under Wolfe's Flag; or, The Fight for the Canadas

THE CALL OF HONOUR By Argyll Saxby UNDER WOLFE'S FLAG; OR, THE FIGHT FOR THE CANADAS By Rowland Walker DICK DALE; THE COLONIAL SCOUT By Tom Bevan THE YELLOW SHIELD; OR, A CAPTIVE IN THE ZULU CAMP By Wm. Johnston ROGER THE RANGER By E. F. Pollard NORMAN'S NUGGET By Macdonald Oxley

Chapters

10. Part 10

Then he followed the path of the brook some little way, hiding the trail of his moccasins in the bed of the stream, for unlike the soft, oozy mould of the forest the water yield...

2. Part 2

The second boot caught Old Click in the middle of the back as he was stooping down to tend the fire, and made him give vent to a yell which resounded through the woods. This inc...

8. Part 8

"There is no time to lose!" exclaimed Jack. "The soldiers from the fort are close upon our heels, we did but delay their approach till we heard your signal. What is to be done?...

11. Part 11

All that day they followed the trail; not without difficulty, for although in the soft soil of the forest the moccasins had left a deep print, yet at times, where the earth was...

3. Part 3

Soon they were down by the Mersey's bank, at a spot where the famous landing-stage has since been erected. Then they passed along the wharves and docks, but recently constructed...

9. Part 9

This stinging insult brought a shower of tomahawks and knives about his head. One of them pierced his arm, and pinioned it to the tree, but he bore the pain bravely, and smiling...

6. Part 6

The next moment a wounded Algonquin rushed into the camp, leaping over the abattis, and then rolled over on the ground dead. He was fearfully gashed, and it was evident that an...

7. Part 7

And here this strong man, hardened by nature to all the toils and dangers of the forest, the rapids, the wild beasts, and the scalping parties of red foes, broke down in an agon...

12. Part 12

The canoes were drawn to the bank at the portage, and as they stepped ashore, the dark, shadowy forms of several painted warriors emerged from the cover of the trees. They were...

5. Part 5

As our heroes were compelled to remain in Quebec for some nine months or more before they had an opportunity to leave, they did not grumble, but made the most of their time. For...

1. Part 1

THE CALL OF HONOUR By Argyll Saxby UNDER WOLFE'S FLAG; OR, THE FIGHT FOR THE CANADAS By Rowland Walker DICK DALE; THE COLONIAL SCOUT By Tom Bevan THE YELLOW SHIELD; OR, A CAPTIV...

4. Part 4

While this fierce scuffle was taking place, something happened that had passed unnoticed until it was too late. The wind, which had dropped to a dead calm, had sprung up and fre...

13. Part 13

"This is the spot," whispered Jamie, and the boat was run upon the bank in the little sandy cove beneath the cliffs, and a hundred men were quickly clustered upon the little bea...