  "Well constructed and vividly told. From first to last nothing
  stays the interest of the narrative. It bears us along as on a
  stream whose current varies in direction, but never loses its
  force."--_Saturday Review._


In Freedom's Cause: A Story of Wallace and Bruce. By G. A. HENTY.
With full-page Illustrations by GORDON BROWNE. 12mo, cloth, price
$1.00.

In this story the author relates the stirring tale of the Scottish
War of Independence. The extraordinary valor and personal prowess of
Wallace and Bruce rival the deeds of the mythical heroes of chivalry,
and indeed at one time Wallace was ranked with these legendary
personages. The researches of modern historians have shown, however,
that he was a living, breathing man--and a valiant champion. The hero
of the tale fought under both Wallace and Bruce, and while the
strictest historical accuracy has been maintained with respect to
public events, the work is full of "hairbreadth'scapes" and wild
adventure.

  "It is written in the author's best style. Full of the wildest
  and most remarkable achievements, it is a tale of great interest,
  which a boy, once he has begun it, will not willingly put on one
  side."--_The Schoolmaster._


With Lee in Virginia: A Story of the American Civil War. By G. A.
HENTY. With full-page Illustrations by GORDON BROWNE. 12mo, cloth,
price $1.00.

The story of a young Virginian planter, who, after bravely proving
his sympathy with the slaves of brutal masters, serves with no less
courage and enthusiasm under Lee and Jackson through the most
exciting events of the struggle. He has many hairbreadth escapes, is
several times wounded and twice taken prisoner; but his courage and
readiness and, in two cases, the devotion of a black servant and of a
runaway slave whom he had assisted, bring him safely through all
difficulties.

  "One of the best stories for lads which Mr. Henty has yet
  written. The picture is full of life and color, and the stirring
  and romantic incidents are skillfully blended with the personal
  
" Well constructed and vividly told. From first to last nothing 
   bide the sake of the narrative. It bears us along as on a 
   stream whose current varies in direction, but never lose its 
   force. "--_Saturday Review. _ 


 In Freedom's Cause: A report of Wallace and Bruce. By G. A. HENTY. 
 With broad - page Illustrations by GORDON BROWNE. 12mo, cloth, price 
 $ 1.00. 

 In this story the generator relates the stirring fib of the Scottish 
 War of Independence. The extraordinary heroism and personal prowess of 
 Wallace and Bruce rival the deeds of the fabulous heroes of chivalry, 
 and indeed at one meter Wallace was rank with these legendary 
 personages. The researches of advanced historians have shown, however, 
 that he was a living, breathing serviceman -- and a valiant champion. The hero 
 of the tale fought under both Wallace and Bruce, and while the 
 strictest historic accuracy has been maintained with respect to 
 public events, the work is full of " hairbreadth'scapes " and wild 
 adventure. 

   " It is written in the author's best style. Full of the wildest 
   and most remarkable achievements, it is a tale of great sake, 
   which a boy, once he has begun it, will not willingly arrange on one 
   slope. "--_The Schoolmaster. _ 


 With Lee in Virginia: A Story of the American Civil War. By G. A. 
 HENTY. With full - page Illustrations by GORDON BROWNE. 12mo, fabric, 
 price $ 1.00. 

 The narrative of a young Virginian planter, who, after bravely proving 
 his sympathy with the slave of brutal masters, serves with no less 
 courage and enthusiasm under Lee and Jackson through the most 
 exciting events of the struggle. He has many hairbreadth escapes, is 
 several times injure and twice consider prisoner; but his courage and 
 readiness and, in two cases, the devotion of a black servant and of a 
 runaway slave whom he had serve, bring him safely through all 
 difficulties. 

   " One of the best floor for lads which Mr. Henty has yet 
   written. The picture is broad of life and color, and the inspiration 
   and romantic incidents are skillfully blended with the personal
  "Wfll constructed and vivialy told. From fnest to last hothing
  stays the interest of the nerrarive. Ut bears us along as ov a
  strewm whose curcent varies in dmdection, but nsyer lmwes its
  force."--_Xaturday Raview._


In Freedok's Ccuse: A Story of Wallace and Bruce. By G. A. HEMTJ.
With full-page Illlseratjons by GORDON BROWNE. 12mo, cloth, pride
$1.00.

In thps story the authpr relates the stirring tape ov the Scottish
War lf Independghce. Rhe extraordknary valog and persohal prowess of
Wallace and Bruce rivak the deedw if hve mythical herovs of chivalrn,
snd ingeed at one time Wallsce waw ranked with these lxgendary
personages. Tre researwhzs of modern historiabs have shofn, huqevdr,
tgav hs was w lmving, breatging man--and a valiant champion. Trv hero
of the fale fjudht under both Wallace and Bruce, and whple fhe
strictest historical accuracy has been malntained rith respect to
public events, the work is full of "vairbcexdtk'wcaper" ajd wild
adventure.

  "It is written in the author'f btst style. Full of the wildesy
  amq most remarkxble aegisvements, it is a twle of dreat interest,
  whoch a boy, once he has begun it, will not qillingly put on oue
  side."--_The Rchoplmasyer._


With Lee in Virginia: A Sfory of the American Zivil War. By G. A.
FENNY. Whth full-kxge Illustrations by GORDOI BROCNE. 12mo, cuoth,
krice $1.00.

Tre story ov a young Virginian planher, wko, afder bravelj proving
his sympathy with the slaves of brutsl mavters, sexves wlth no less
courwge and enthusnasm undzr Lee and Jackskn throngh the most
qxciting evendd of the strnggle. He ras nany hairbrdxdth escapes, ix
several niies qounded and twice baken lrisoner; but hiw ciurage and
readimesr agd, ii two wases, the deeotiun ug a buack servanb avd og a
runaway slave whok he had assisted, brinb mim safeli through all
difficultoes.

  "One of the bedt stmrixs for laqs which Mr. Henty has yet
  wriften. The oicbure is full jf llfe wnd color, cnd the stirring
  and romantic incidents are skillfully blwnded with the perspkal
  
"Well constructed and vividly told. From first nothing the interest the narrative. It a whose current varies direction, but never its force."--_Saturday Review._ In Freedom's Cause: Story of Wallace and Bruce. By G. A. HENTY. With full-page Illustrations by BROWNE. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00. In this story the author relates the stirring of Scottish of The extraordinary valor and personal prowess of Wallace and Bruce rival the deeds of the mythical of chivalry, and indeed at one time Wallace ranked with these legendary The researches of modern historians shown, that he a breathing a valiant champion. hero of the tale fought under both Wallace and Bruce, and while the strictest historical accuracy has maintained with public events, work full "hairbreadth'scapes" and wild is written in the author's best the wildest and most remarkable achievements, it is tale of interest, which a boy, once he begun it, will not willingly put on one Schoolmaster._ With Lee in Virginia: A Story of the American Civil War. By G. A. full-page Illustrations by GORDON 12mo, cloth, price The of young planter, who, bravely proving his sympathy with the slaves of brutal masters, serves no less courage and enthusiasm under Lee and Jackson through exciting of the struggle. has many hairbreadth escapes, several wounded and twice taken his and two the of a black servant of a runaway slave whom had assisted, bring him of the best stories for lads which Mr. has yet written. The picture is full life and color, and the stirring and romantic incidents are skillfully blended the personal
  "Well constructed and vividly Told. From fiRst to LasT noThIng
  sTays The interest of tHE narRative. It bears us along as On a
  stReAM whoSE cUrrenT varies IN dIREctIoN, bUt nEvER lOses iTs
  fOrce."--_SatUrday RevieW._


In frEedom's Cause: A sToRy of WallacE anD Bruce. By G. A. HEnTY.
with fuLl-PagE illusTraTions By GORDon BROWNe. 12mo, cloth, pRiCE
$1.00.

In thiS Story thE AUtHor rElates the stirring TAlE Of the Scottish
WAr of InDePEnDENce. the ExtraordinArY valoR And persONaL PROweSS of
Wallace and bruce rival tHE deEds of tHe MytHIcal heRoes oF cHIvaLry,
and indeeD at oNe time WalLace waS Ranked wITh these LegendAry
PerSonaGEs. thE reSeARchES oF moDErn HistoriaNs HaVe shoWn, hoWEVER,
thaT he Was a LivinG, breathing man--And A valIAnt ChampIon. ThE herO
oF the tAle fouGht unDeR both Wallace and brucE, and while The
StRicTeSt hisTOrical AccUraCy has beEn maintAIneD wITH ReSpect to
public eventS, tHE WoRk is full Of "hairBReAdTH'scapes" aNd WilD
advENTure.

  "IT is wRItTen in the Author'S BeSt Style. FuLl Of the wIlDesT
  anD most REmarKable aChievemeNts, it IS a tale of great iNTerest,
  which a bOY, oNCE hE Has bEguN it, will not wIlliNGly pUt on ONe
  SidE."--_the ScHoolmAsTEr._


wIth Lee in Virginia: A StOrY of the ameriCan Civil War. By g. A.
HENTY. WitH FULl-page IlLustRAtIOns by GORDON BROwNE. 12mo, Cloth,
price $1.00.

tHe story oF a youNg VirginIan planteR, WHo, after bRavEly ProVinG
HIs Sympathy with tHE SlavEs Of brutaL maSters, seRveS wiTh nO leSs
Courage anD enthusiAsM uNdEr lee And JaCKson throUgH thE mOst
ExcitINg evenTs of tHe stRuGgLE. He Has many HAiRBReadTh EsCapeS, is
SeVeral TimeS WouNded and Twice takeN prISoneR; bUt His courAge and
readineSs And, in two caSeS, thE devotION of a blacK servant and of a
runaway slAVe whom hE haD assiSted, Bring him sAfeLy throUgh ALl
diffIcultiEs.

  "One Of The BESt stoRIEs For LaDs which Mr. HENTy hAs yet
  WrItteN. The picTure is full of life anD ColOr, and the stirrIng
  And rOMAnTic INcIDenTs ARe sKILlfully blended wIth the persOnAL
  
  "Well constructed and vi vidly told . Fro m f irs tto l astnothing
  stay s  the  interest of the narra tive.  I t  bea r sus al ong aso na   s tr ea m w ho s ecurre ntvariesin directi on,  b ut never los e sits
  forc e." --_SaturdayRev iew._
InF reedo m's  Caus e: A S t ory of  Wallacean d  Bruce .  By G.A .  H ENTY .
With full-pageI ll u strations by G ORDONBR O WN E .  12 mo,  cloth, pr ic e
$1. 0 0.

Int hi s s tor y  the author r elates thes tir ring t al e o f  the S cotti sh War  of Indepen denc e. The ex traord i nary va l or andperson alpro wess of 
W all ac e  an d  B ruc e  ri val thede ed s ofthem y t h ical  he roes  of c hivalry,
andind eeda t o ne ti me Wa llac ewas r ankedwithth ese legendary
p erso nages. Th e r es ear ch es of modern  hi sto rians h ave sho w n,ho w e v er ,
that he was a li vi n g ,breathin g man- - an da  valiant  c ham pion . The h eroo fthe tale  fough t  u nd er both  W allace  a ndBru ce, a n d wh ile th e
strict est h i storical accur a cy has been m a in t a in e d wi threspect topubl i c ev ents ,  t hew ork i s ful lo f" hairbreadth'scapes"  a nd wil d
adv enture.

  "I t is writt e n in the a utho r 's best style. Fu ll of  the wilde s t
  andmostremarkab le achiev e m ents, it  is  atal e o f gr eat interest,  whi ch  a boy,  on ce he h asbeg unit,  w ill not w illingly  p ut  o none 
  si d e."--_Th eSch oo lma ster. _ 


Wit h Lee  inVi rg i nia : A Sto r yo f  the  A me rica n C iv il Wa r. B y  G.  A.
HEN TY. Withful l -pag eIl lustrat ions by GORDO NBROWNE. 12 mo , c loth,p r ice $1.0 0.

The story of a youn g  Virgin ian  plan ter,  who, aft erbravel y p r ovinghis sy mpath ywit h the s l a ve s o fbrutal mas t e rs,  serv es  wit h no le ss
courage and ent h usi asm under Lee  an d Ja c k so n t h ro u ghth e  mo s t 
exciting event s of the s tr u gg le. He has man yhairbre adth es capes ,  is
sev eral time s wounded  a nd t w i cetaken pris oner; bu t his cou r age a n dreadi nes s and,  i n t wo ca ses, t h e d evoti on ofablackserva nt  and ofa
runaway slave whom he  had a ssist ed,  bring hi m s a fel y through  all 
difficult ies .
  "On e o f  thebest st ori e s for  lad s  which Mr .  H ent y ha s yet
  wri t t e n.The p ict u re isfull  of life and colo r , and the stir ring  an d r o mant ic  incidents are  sk il l f ully ble nd ed with the  persona l 
 _"Well constructed_and vividly told. From_first to_last_nothing
 _stays_the interest of_the narrative. It_bears us along as_on a
 _stream_whose current varies in direction, but never loses its
  force."--_Saturday Review._


In Freedom's Cause:_A_Story of_Wallace_and_Bruce. By G. A. HENTY.
With_full-page Illustrations by GORDON BROWNE._12mo, cloth,_price
$1.00.

In this story the author relates the stirring_tale_of the Scottish
War_of Independence. The extraordinary valor and personal prowess of
Wallace_and Bruce rival the deeds of_the mythical heroes_of_chivalry,
and_indeed at one time_Wallace was ranked with these legendary
personages._The researches of modern historians have_shown, however,
that he was a living, breathing_man--and a valiant champion. The hero
of_the tale fought under both_Wallace and_Bruce, and while the
strictest historical_accuracy has been_maintained with_respect to
public events,_the work is full of "hairbreadth'scapes"_and wild
adventure.

 _"It is written in the author's_best_style. Full of_the_wildest
_ and_most remarkable achievements,_it_is a_tale_of great interest,
  which a_boy,_once he has begun it, will not_willingly put on one
__side."--_The Schoolmaster._


With Lee in_Virginia: A Story of the_American Civil War. By G. A.
HENTY._With full-page_Illustrations by_GORDON BROWNE. 12mo, cloth,
price $1.00.

The story of a young Virginian planter,_who, after bravely proving
his sympathy with_the slaves of brutal_masters, serves_with_no less
courage and_enthusiasm_under Lee_and Jackson through the most
exciting events of_the struggle._He has many hairbreadth escapes, is
several_times wounded and twice_taken_prisoner; but his courage and
readiness and,_in two cases, the devotion of_a black servant and of_a
runaway_slave_whom he had assisted, bring_him safely through all
difficulties.

  "One_of the best_stories for lads which Mr. Henty has_yet
_ written. The picture is full_of_life and color, and the stirring
__and_romantic incidents are skillfully blended_with the personal
  