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  • The Bright Face of Danger: Being an Account of Some Adventures of Henri de Launay, Son of the Sieur de la Tournoire

    If, on the first Tuesday in June, in the year 1608, anybody had asked me on what business I was riding towards Paris, and if I had answered, "To cut off the moustaches of a gentleman I have never seen, that I may toss them at the feet of a lady who has taunted me with that gentleman's superiorities,"—if I had made this reply, I should have been taken for the most foolish person on horseback in ... Read more

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  • A Gentleman Player

    His Adventures on a Secret Mission for Queen Elizabeth

    Series series Adventure & the Sea
    Complete and unabridged, with 57 full-page plates by Richard Wilson, Frederic Leighton and William Hogarth. An actor of the Chamberlain's Men is sent north on a secret errand for Elizabeth's council, pursued by a knight who wants the same commission and a woman who knows more than either. Robert Neilson Stephens wrote historical romances with a stage sense — he had been a playwright — and the ... Read more

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  • Philip Winwood

    Philip Winwood is an early historical fiction novel that portrays American Revolutionary War life through themes of loyalty, friendship, rivalry, and personal growth, making it a notable example of early American coming-of-age war literature set in colonial New York. The novel by Robert Neilson Stephens follows the experiences of Captain Philip Winwood, a young man navigating the challenges of ... Read more

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  • THE CONTINENTAL DRAGOON

    Set during the American Revolutionary War, the novel follows the story of Captain Allan McLane, a Continental Dragoon who fights for the American cause against the British. McLane is depicted as a brave and resourceful soldier who engages in various military exploits and skirmishes against the British forces.Throughout the novel, McLane faces numerous challenges and dangers as he navigates the ... Read more

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  • Tales from Bohemia

    When Jack Morrow returned from the World's Fair, he found Philadelphia thermometers registering 95. The next afternoon he boarded a Chestnut Street car, got out at Front Street, hurried to the ferry station, and caught a just departing boat for Camden, and on arriving at the other side of the Delaware, made haste to find a seat in the well-filled express train bound for Atlantic City. While he was ... Read more

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  • A Gentleman Player: His Adventures on a Secret Mission for Queen Elizabeth

    At three o'clock in the afternoon of the cold first Monday in March, 1601, a red flag rose, and a trumpet sounded thrice, from a little gabled turret protruding up out of a large wooden building in a field in that part of Southwark known as the Bankside and bordering on the Thames west of London Bridge. This rude edifice, or enclosure, was round (not like its successor, hexagonal) in shape; was in ... Read more

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  • Captain Ravenshaw; Or, The Maid of Cheapside. A Romance of Elizabethan London

    Captain Ravenshaw: The titular character, Captain Ravenshaw, is a brave and charismatic naval officer. His role as a captain involves him in various exploits and adventures, central to the novel's plot.The Maid of Cheapside: The female protagonist, referred to as "the Maid of Cheapside," is a spirited and independent young woman who lives in the vibrant Cheapside district of London. Her ... Read more

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  • A Gentleman Player; His Adventures on a Secret Mission for Queen Elizabeth

    The protagonist, Lawrence, is an actor in an Elizabethan theater company. He is chosen by Sir William Cecil, Queen Elizabeth's advisor, to undertake a secret mission. The mission involves uncovering a Catholic plot against the Protestant queen. Lawrence's journey is fraught with danger as he navigates through a world of political intrigue, treachery, and romance. Throughout his adventure, he ... Read more

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  • The Mystery of Murray Davenport: A Story of New York at the Present Day

    The night set in with heavy and unceasing rain, and, though the month was August, winter itself could not have made the streets less inviting than they looked to Thomas Larcher. Having dined at the caterer's in the basement, and got the damp of the afternoon removed from his clothes and dried out of his skin, he stood at his window and gazed down at the reflections of the lights on the watery ... Read more

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  • The Mystery of Murray Davenport: A Story of New York at the Present Day

    The story is set in New York City and revolves around a mysterious and intricate plot. The central character, Murray Davenport, finds himself entangled in a web of secrets, intrigues, and possibly a criminal mystery within the bustling city.Robert Neilson Stephens, known for his works that often explore social issues and mysteries set in urban landscapes, crafts a narrative that combines elements ... Read more

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  • The Flight of Georgiana: A Story of Love and Peril in England in 1746

    The story revolves around Georgiana, a young and spirited woman of noble birth who finds herself entangled in a web of political intrigue and romantic entanglements. The novel captures the tension between the Jacobite supporters and the ruling Hanoverian government during the aftermath of the Jacobite Rebellion.Georgiana's life takes a dramatic turn when she is forced to flee from her home due to ... Read more

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  • The Flight of Georgiana: A Story of Love and Peril in England in 1746

    A little before noon one gray day in September, 1746, a well-made young fellow, in appearance and fact a gentleman’s servant, rode up the High Street of a town in the North of England, and through the passageway of an inn to the yard. Having entrusted his sorrel nag to an ostler, he hastened to the kitchen, and proceeded to give orders to the landlady with an absence of deference which plainly ... Read more

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