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Оглавление| The Narrative of Gerald, Viscount St. Amande | |
| CHAPTER | |
| I. | Funeral. |
| II. | An Unpeaceful Passing. |
| III. | A Beggar and an Outcast. |
| IV. | Into The Land of Bondage. |
| V. | The Springe is Set. |
| VI. | The Bird Draws Near. |
| VII. | Trapped. |
| VIII. | And Caged. |
| IX. | My Mother. |
| X. | A Noble Kinsman. |
| XI. | Impressed. |
| PART IIThe Narrative of Joice Bampfyld of Virginia | |
| XII. | A Colonial Plantation. |
| XIII. | The Bond Slave. |
| XIV. | A Slave's Gratitude! |
| XV. | A Visitor from England. |
| XVI. | Another Visitor. |
| XVII. | The Red Man. |
| XVIII. | Besieged. |
| XIX. | At Bay. |
| XX. | The Great Medicine Chief. |
| XXI. | In Captivity. |
| XXII. | Amongst the Savages. |
| XXIII. | Denounced. |
| XXIV. | 'Twixt Bear and Panther. |
| PART IIIThe Narrative of Lord St. Amande Continued | |
| XXV. | The Shawnee Trail. |
| XXVI. | As Foemen Fight. |
| XXVII. | A Long Peace. |
| XXVIII. | The Reward of a Traitor. |
| PART IVThe Narrative of Joice Bampfyld Continued | |
| XXIX. | Homeward Bound. |
| XXX. | In the Land Where Their Fathers Dwelt. |
| XXXI. | Face To Face. |
| XXXII. | Nemesis. |
| The Narrative Concluded by Gerald, Viscount St. Amande | |
| "After these Storms at last a Calm" |
