The Dare Boys in VirginiaCox, Stephen Angus Douglas
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The Dare Boys in Virginia
Cox, Stephen Angus Douglas
United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Juvenile fiction
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[Illustration: Ben goes over the edge of the bank.]
THE DARE BOYS IN VIRGINIA
by
STEPHEN ANGUS COX
Illustrations by R. Mencl
New York
Hurst & Co., Inc.
Publishers
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THE DARE BOYS
By STEPHEN ANGUS COX
The author of the Dare Boys is specially equipped through long
study and research to write upon the life and adventures of the
revolutionary period. Every item of historical reference is
absolutely correct. The trials and inherent bravery of the
sturdy warriors of this epoch are always subjects worth while,
but here the dash and bravery of the two Dare boys adds
immeasurably to the interest.
1. The Dare Boys of 1776
2. The Dare Boys on the Hudson
3. The Dare Boys in Trenton
4. The Dare Boys on the Brandywine
5. The Dare Boys in the Red City
6. The Dare Boys After Benedict Arnold
7. The Dare Boys in Virginia
8. The Dare Boys With General Greene
9. The Dare Boys With Lafayette
10. The Dare Boys and the “Swamp Fox”
11. The Dare Boys at Vincennes
12. The Dare Boys in the North West
Illustrated, 12mo, Cloth
Price per Volume, 40 Cents
Copyright, 1910, by
The Platt & Peck Co.
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Table of Contents
I—In Virginia
II—Roughly Handled
III—Lizzie Santon
IV—Warning the Settlers
V—The Redcoats Foiled
VI—Dick
VII—In the Tories
VIII—Tim And Fritz At Work
IX—Tim and Fritz
X—To the Rescue
XI—The Tories Again
XII—The Pathfinders
XIII—In the Swamp
XIV—Routed
XV—At the Dance
XVI—The Bottle of Cider
XVII—Arnold
XVIII—A Daring Attempt
XIX—The Armies Close Together
XX—Dick And Hank Sprowl
XXI—Tom Reconnoiters
XXII—The Battle
XXIII—Dick And Arnold
XXIV—The Rescue
XXV—Beating Arnold
THE DARE BOYS IN VIRGINIA
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