Chapter I: Foreword

Much of the color of the love-tale of Jack and Margaret, which is a part of the greater love-story of man and liberty, is derived from old letters, diaries, and newspaper clippings in the possession of a well-known American family.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

BOOK ONE

I The Horse Valley Adventure
II Sowing the Dragon's Teeth
III The Journey to Philadelphia
IV The Crossing
V Jack Sees London and the Great Philosopher
VI The Lovers
VII The Dawn
VIII An Appointment and a Challenge
IX The Encounter
X The Lady of the Hidden Face
XI The Departure
XII The Friend and the Girl He Left Behind Him

BOOK TWO

XIII The Ferment
XIV Adventures in the Service of the Commander-in-Chief
XV In Boston Jail
XVI Jack and Solomon Meet the Great Ally
XVII With the Army and in the Bush
XVIII How Solomon Shifted the Skeer
XIX The Voice of a Woman Sobbing
XX The First Fourth of July
XXI The Ambush
XXII The Binkussing of Colonel Burley
XXIII The Greatest Trait of a Great Commander

BOOK THREE

XXIV In France with Franklin
XXV The Pageant
XXVI In Which Appears the Horse of Destiny and
the Judas of Washington's Army
XXVII Which Contains the Adventures of Solomon
in the Timber Sack and on the "Hand-made River"
XXVIII In Which Arnold and Henry Thornhill Arrive
in the Highlands
XXIX Love and Treason
XXX "Who Is She that Looketh Forth as the
Morning, Fair as the Moon, Clear as the Sun,
and Terrible as an Army with Banners?"
XXXI The Lovers and Solomon's Last Fight