The Life of a Knight (Historical Novel)
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G. A. Henty. The Life of a Knight (Historical Novel)
The Life of a Knight (Historical Novel)
Table of Contents
Winning His Spurs: A Tale of the Crusades
Chapter I. The Outlaws
Chapter II. A Rescue
Chapter III. The Capture Of Wortham Hold
Chapter IV. The Crusades
Chapter V. Preparations
Chapter VI. The Lists
Chapter VII. Revenge
Chapter VIII. The Attack
Chapter IX. The Princess Berengaria
Chapter X. Pirates
Chapter XI. In The Holy Land
Chapter XII. The Accolade
Chapter XIII. In The Hands Of The Saracens
Chapter XIV. An Effort For Freedom
Chapter XV. A Hermit's Tale
Chapter XVI. A Fight Of Heroes
Chapter XVII. An Alpine Storm
Chapter XVIII. Sentenced To Death
Chapter XIX. Dresden
Chapter XX. Under The Greenwood
Chapter XXI. The Attempt On The Convent
Chapter XXII. A Dastardly Stratagem
Chapter XXIII. The False And Perjured Knight
Chapter XXIV. The Siege Of Evesham Castle
Chapter XXV. In Search Of The King
Chapter XXVI. King Richard's Return To England
St. George For England: A Tale of Cressy and Poitiers
Preface
Chapter I. A Wayfarer
Chapter II. The Hut In The Marshes
Chapter III. A Thwarted Plot
Chapter IV. A Knight's Chain
Chapter V. The City Games
Chapter VI. The Melee
Chapter VII. The Young Esquire
Chapter VIII. Off To The Wars
Chapter IX. The Siege Of Hennebon
Chapter X. A Place Of Refuge
Chapter XI. A Stormy Interview
Chapter XII. Jacob Van Artevelde
Chapter XIII. The White Ford
Chapter XIV. Cressy
Chapter XV. The Siege Of A Fortalice
Chapter XVI. A Prisoner
Chapter XVII. The Capture Of Calais
Chapter XVIII. The Black Death
Chapter XIX. By Land And Sea
Chapter XX. Poitiers
Chapter XXI. The Jacquerie
Chapter XXII. Victory And Death
The Lion of St. Mark: A Story of Venice in the Fourteenth Century
Preface
Chapter 1: Venice
Chapter 2: A Conspiracy
Chapter 3: On The Grand Canal
Chapter 4: Carried Off
Chapter 5: Finding A Clue
Chapter 6: The Hut On San Nicolo
Chapter 7: On Board A Trader
Chapter 8: An Attack By Pirates
Chapter 9: The Capture Of The Lido
Chapter 10: Recaptured
Chapter 11: The Battle Of Antium
Chapter 12: In Mocenigo's Power
Chapter 13: The Pirates' Raid
Chapter 14: The End Of The Persecutor
Chapter 15: The Battle Of Pola
Chapter 16: The Recapture Of The Pluto
Chapter 17: An Ungrateful Republic
Chapter 18: The Release Of Pisani
Chapter 19: The Siege Of Chioggia
Chapter 20: The Triumph Of Venice
At Agincourt: A Tale of the White Hoods of Paris
Preface
Chapter I. A Feudal Castle
Chapter II. Troubles In France
Chapter III. A Siege
Chapter IV. A Fatal Accident
Chapter V. Hostages
Chapter VI. In Paris
Chapter VII. In The Streets Of Paris
Chapter VIII. A Riot
Chapter IX. A Stout Defence
Chapter X. After The Fray
Chapter XI. Danger Threatened
Chapter XII. In Hiding
Chapter XIII. The Masters Of Paris
Chapter XIV. Planning Massacre
Chapter XV. A Rescue
Chapter XVI. The Escape
Chapter XVII. A Long Pause
Chapter XVIII. Katarina
Chapter XIX. Agincourt
Chapter XX. Penshurst
A Knight of the White Cross: A Tale of the Siege of Rhodes
Preface
Chapter I. The King Maker
Chapter II. The Battle Of Tewkesbury
Chapter III. The Grand Master's Page
Chapter IV. A Professed Knight
Chapter V. Scourges Of The Sea
Chapter VI. Knighted
Chapter VII. A First Command
Chapter VIII. An Evening At Rhodes
Chapter IX. With The Galley Slaves
Chapter X. A Plot Discovered
Chapter XI. In Command Of A Galley
Chapter XII. The Boy Galley
Chapter XIII. The First Prizes
Chapter XIV. The Corsair Fleet
Chapter XV. A Splendid Exploit
Chapter XVI. Festivities
Chapter XVII. Captured
Chapter XVIII. A Kind Master
Chapter XIX. Escape
Chapter XX. Beleaguered
Chapter XXI. The Fort Of St. Nicholas
Chapter XXII. The Struggle At The Breach
Chapter XXIII. The Reward Of Valour
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G. A. Henty
Historical Novels - Medieval Series: Winning His Spurs, St. George For England, The Lion of St. Mark, At Agincourt & A Knight of the White Cross
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With a cordial farewell and many thanks to Cuthbert, who declined their invitations to accompany them, the retreat to Langholm commenced.
Cuthbert, not knowing in which direction the bands were likely to approach, remained for a while motionless, intently listening.
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