XXX. THE DEATH OF ISAAC BROCK 156 SUPPLEMENT-- AFTER BROCK'S DEATH 161 SUBSEQUENT EVENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN OF 1812 165 THE CAMPAIGN OF 1813 167 THE CAMPAIGN OF 1814 171 WHAT OF CANADA? 173 APPENDIX 175 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE PORTRAIT OF MAJOR-GENERAL SIR ISAAC BROCK _Frontispiece_ "VIEW OF ST. PETER'S PORT, GUERNSEY, 18 x 6" 11 NAVY HALL, REMNANT OF THE OLD "RED BARRACKS," NIAGARA, 1797 27 PORTRAIT OF COLONEL JAMES FITZGIBBON 32 VIEW OF QUEENSTON ROAD, ABOUT 1824 40 RUINS OF OLD POWDER MAGAZINE, FORT GEORGE 52 BROCK'S COCKED HAT 64 BUTLER'S BARRACKS (OFFICERS' QUARTERS), NIAGARA COMMON 75 OUR HERO MEETS TECUMSEH. "THIS IS A MAN!" 96 LIEUT.-COLONEL JOHN MACDONELL 109 VIEW OF QUEENSTON HEIGHTS AND BROCK'S MONUMENT 117 "PORTRAIT OF MAJOR-GENERAL BROCK, 18 X 6" 121 POWDER MAGAZINE, FORT GEORGE, NIAGARA 128 BROCK'S MIDNIGHT GALLOP 135 BATTLE OF QUEENSTON HEIGHTS. From an old Print 140 DEATH OF ISAAC BROCK 156 BROCK'S COAT, WORN AT QUEENSTON HEIGHTS 159 BATTLE OF QUEENSTON. From an old Sketch 161 PLAN OF BATTLE OF QUEENSTON 163 TAKING OF NIAGARA, MAY 27TH, 1813. From an old Print 170 CENOTAPH, QUEENSTON HEIGHTS 172 BROCK'S MONUMENT 174 NOTE.--For full description of above illustrations, see Appendix, page 175. THE STORY OF ISAAC BROCK [Illustration: "VIEW OF ST. PETER'S PORT, GUERNSEY, 18 x 6"] CHAPTER I. OUR HERO'S HOME--GUERNSEY. Off the coast of Brittany, where the Bay of Biscay fights the white horses of the North Sea, the Island of Guernsey rides at anchor. Its black and yellow, red and purple coast-line, summer and winter, is awash with surf, burying the protecting reefs in a smother of foam. Between these drowned ridges of despair, which warn the toilers of the sea of an intention to engulf them, tongues of ocean pierce the grim chasms of the cliffs.