Peggy Owen, Patriot: A Story for GirlsMadison, Lucy Foster
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Peggy Owen, Patriot: A Story for Girls
Madison, Lucy Foster
Philadelphia (Pa.) -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Juvenile fiction
The present volume shows the Owens at Washington’s camp in northern New
Jersey. Peggy’s further adventures are continued in “Peggy Owen at
Yorktown” and “Peggy Owen and Liberty.”
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. On the Road to Philadelphia 11
II. The Home-Coming 24
III. An Old Time Advertisement 37
IV. A Girl’s Sacrifice 48
V. Up in the Attic 61
VI. Tea at Headquarters 69
VII. A Summer Soldier 87
VIII. Peggy’s Resolve 98
IX. The Tale of a Hero 107
X. Peggy Teaches a Lesson 119
XI. Peggy Pleads for Drayton 129
XII. Another Chance 141
XIII. Good News 151
XIV. The Camp at Middlebrook 159
XV. Harriet 176
XVI. The Two Warnings 188
XVII. A Letter and a Surprise 205
XVIII. Stolen Thunder 222
XIX. A Promise and an Accusation 232
XX. A Regretted Promise 247
XXI. The Reckoning 258
XXII. A High-Handed Proceeding 269
XXIII. In the Lines of the Enemy 281
XXIV. The Reason Why 291
XXV. The Alert That Failed 303
XXVI. The Battle With the Elements 319
XXVII. A Haven After the Storm 335
XXVIII. A Taste of Partisan Warfare 346
XXIX. Peggy Finds an Old Friend 361
XXX. An Interrupted Journey 376
XXXI. How the News was Received at Camp 387
XXXII. On the Altar of His Country 401
XXXIII. A Great Surprise 419
XXXIV. Home 429
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