'In the Borghese gardens practised that royal game of golf' | Frontispiece |
Just as his arm was poised I fired | To face p. | 10 |
Joan in church | " | 24 |
Joan rides to Chinon | " | 38 |
Joan tells the King his secret | " | 42 |
The English Archers betrayed by the Stag | " | 64 |
The Coronation of Charles VII | " | 68 |
'Instantly a gust of wind blew her off the rock into the sea' | " | 92 |
'One man … stalked about the deck and flourished a cutlass … shouting that he was "king of the country"' | " | 196 |
The Indian threatens Peter Williamson | " | 214 |
'Another party of Indians arrived, bringing twenty scalps and three prisoners' | " | 218 |
The savages attack the boat | " | 230 |
'The madman dwelt alone' | " | 242 |
King Olaf leaps overboard | " | 256 |
'In the Borghese gardens practised that royal game of golf | " | 266 |
'I will, though not another man in the Highlands should draw a sword' | " | 272 |
'He galloped up the streets of Edinburgh shouting, "Victory! Victory!"' | " | 294 |
Manco Capac and Mama Ocllo Huaco, the Children of the Sun, come from Lake Titicaca to govern and civilise the tribes of Peru | " | 374 |
In one cave the soldiers found vases of pure gold, etc. | " | 412 |