The Collected Western Classics & Adventures Novels. William MacLeod Raine

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      William MacLeod Raine

      The Collected Western Classics & Adventures Novels

      Western Classics & Adventures Novels of the Old American West

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      2020 OK Publishing

      EAN 4064066308988

      Table of Contents

       Novels

       A Daughter of Raasay

       Wyoming

       Ridgway of Montana

       A Texas Ranger

       Bucky O'Connor

       Mavericks

       Brand Blotters

       Crooked Trails and Straight

       The Vision Splendid

       The Pirate of Panama

       A Daughter of the Dons

       The Highgrader

       Steve Yeager

       Yukon Trail

       The Sheriff's Son

       A Man Four-Square

       The Big-Town Round-Up

       Oh, You Tex!

       Gunsight Pass

       Tangled Trails

       Man Size

       The Fighting Edge

       Troubled Waters

       Colorado

       Texas Man

      Novels

       Table of Contents

      A Daughter of Raasay

      A Tale of the ’45

       Table of Contents

       Foreword

       Chapter I. The Sport of Chance

       Chapter II. A Cry in the Night

       Chapter III. Deoch Slaint an Righ!

       Chapter IV. Of Love and War

       Chapter V. The Hue and Cry

       Chapter VI. In the Matter of a Kiss

       Chapter VII. My Lady Rages

       Chapter VIII. Charles Edward Stuart

       Chapter IX. Blue Bonnets are Over the Border

       Chapter X. Culloden

       Chapter XI. The Red Heather Hills

       Chapter XII. Volney Pays a Debt

       Chapter XIII. The Little God has an Innings

       Chapter XIV. The Aftermath

       Chapter XV. A Reprieve!

       Chapter XVI. Volney’s Guest

       Chapter XVII. The Valley of the Shadow

       Chapter XVIII. The Shadow Falls

       The Afterword

      The Ladies of St. James’s

       The ladies of St. James’s

       Go swinging to the play;

       Their footmen run before them

       With a “Stand by! Clear the way!”

       But Phyllida, my Phyllida!