SAINT BARTHOLOMEW'S EVE

A Tale of the Huguenot Wars

By G. A. Henty

Illustrated by H. J. Draper

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	Driven From Home.
Chapter 2:	An Important Decision.
Chapter 3:	In A French Chateau.
Chapter 4:	An Experiment.
Chapter 5:	Taking The Field.
Chapter 6:	The Battle Of Saint Denis.
Chapter 7:	A Rescue.
Chapter 8:	The Third Huguenot War.
Chapter 9:	An Important Mission.
Chapter 10:	The Queen Of Navarre.
Chapter 11:	Jeanne Of Navarre.
Chapter 12:	An Escape From Prison.
Chapter 13:	At Laville.
Chapter 14:	The Assault On The Chateau.
Chapter 15:	The Battle Of Jarnac.
Chapter 16:	A Huguenot Prayer Meeting.
Chapter 17:	The Battle Of Moncontor.
Chapter 18:	A Visit Home.
Chapter 19:	In A Net.
Chapter 20:	The Tocsin.
Chapter 21:	Escape.
Chapter 22:	Reunited.

ILLUSTRATIONS

Map of France in 1570.

Gaspard Vaillant makes a proposal.

Philip and Francoise in the armoury.

Philip gets his first look at Pierre.

"If you move a step, you are a dead man."

Philip and his followers embarking.

Philip in prison.

Philip struck him full in the face.

Pierre listens at the open window of the inn.

Gaspard Vaillant gets a surprise.

"You have not heard the news, Monsieur Philip?"

"That cross is placed there by design."

Philip, Claire and Pierre disguise themselves.

UNDER WELLINGTON'S COMMAND

A Tale of the Peninsular War

By G. A. Henty

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Detached Force.
Chapter 2:	Talavera.
Chapter 3:	Prisoners.
Chapter 4:	Guerillas.
Chapter 5:	An Escape.
Chapter 6:	Afloat.
Chapter 7:	A French Privateer.
Chapter 8:	A Smart Engagement.
Chapter 9:	Rejoining.
Chapter 10:	Almeida.
Chapter 11:	The French Advance.
Chapter 12:	Fuentes D'Onoro.
Chapter 13:	From Salamanca To Cadiz.
Chapter 14:	Effecting A Diversion.
Chapter 15:	Dick Ryan's Capture.
Chapter 16:	Back With The Army.
Chapter 17:	Ciudad Rodrigo.
Chapter 18:	The Sack Of A City.
Chapter 19:	Gratitude.
Chapter 20:	Salamanca.
Chapter 21:	Home Again.

ILLUSTRATIONS

"You may as well make your report to me, O'Connor."

Plan of the Battle of Talavera.

"We surrender, sir, as prisoners of war."

Stooping so that their figures should not show against the sky.

"She is walking along now."

"This is Colonel O'Connor, sir."

Plan of the Battle of Busaco.

"Good news. We are going to take Coimbra."

Plan of the Lines of Torres Vedras.

Plan of the Battle of Fuentes d'Onoro.

The men leapt to their feet, cheering vociferously.

"Search him at once."

The man fell, with a sharp cry.

Plan of the Forts and Operations round Salamanca.

A shell had struck Terence's horse.

THROUGH THREE CAMPAIGNS

A Story of Chitral, Tirah and Ashanti

By G. A. Henty

Illustrated by Wal Paget

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	An Expedition.
Chapter 2:	The Start.
Chapter 3:	The First Fight.
Chapter 4:	In The Passes
Chapter 5:	Promoted.
Chapter 6:	Unfair Play.
Chapter 7:	Tales Of War.
Chapter 8:	The Dargai Pass.
Chapter 9:	Captured.
Chapter 10:	Through The Mohmund Country.
Chapter 11:	An Arduous March.
Chapter 12:	A Tribal Fight.
Chapter 13:	The V.C.
Chapter 14:	Forest Fighting.
Chapter 15:	A Narrow Escape.
Chapter 16:	The Relief Of Coomassie.
Chapter 17:	Stockades And War Camps.
Chapter 18:	A Night Surprise.
Chapter 19:	Lost In The Forest.
Chapter 20:	At Home.

ILLUSTRATIONS

Map illustrating the Chitral Campaign.

Lisle gives the alarm.

He carefully aimed and fired.

They charged the attacking force from end to end.

Map illustrating the Tirah Campaign.

A party of Afridis rushed down upon him.

It was the dead body of an Afridi.

"My horse must carry two, sir," Lisle replied.

Map illustrating the Ashanti Campaign.

Two of them fell before Lisle's revolver.

They saw a strong party of the enemy crossing the road.

AT THE POINT OF THE BAYONET

A Tale Of The Mahratta War

By G. A. Henty

Illustrated by Wal Paget

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A Faithful Nurse.
Chapter 2:	A Strange Bringing Up.
Chapter 3:	A Change In Affairs.
Chapter 4:	A British Resident.
Chapter 5:	Down To Bombay.
Chapter 6:	In The Company's Service.
Chapter 7:	An Act Of Treachery.
Chapter 8:	Nana's Release.
Chapter 9:	A Popular Tumult.
Chapter 10:	A Mission By Sea.
Chapter 11:	A Prisoner.
Chapter 12:	The Defence Of Johore.
Chapter 13:	The Break Up Of The Monsoon.
Chapter 14:	The Great Andaman.
Chapter 15:	Assaye.
Chapter 16:	A Disastrous Retreat.
Chapter 17:	An Escape.
Chapter 18:	An Awkward Position.
Chapter 19:	Bhurtpoor.
Chapter 20:	Home.

ILLUSTRATIONS

For a year he worked with the shikaree.

Harry went up to him and salaamed.

Harry . . . saw a party of soldiers coming along the road.

There was a little haggling over the terms.

Harry ran up to the proclamation and tore it down.

As he rode through the streets he saw . . . how fierce a feeling of resentment had been excited by the news.

'Well, sir, I will now return to shore,' the governor said.

Without a cry the rajah fell back, shot through the head.

The rattle of musketry broke out again.

Plan of the Battle of Assaye.

Plan of the Battle of Laswaree.

Harry succeeded in crossing the river.

Abdool at once slipped down.

Harry drew out his handkerchief, and waved it.

View of the Rajah's Palace, Bhurtpoor.

ON THE IRRAWADDY

A Story of the First Burmese War

By G. A. Henty

Illustrated by W. H. Overend

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	A New Career.
Chapter 2:	The Outbreak of War.
Chapter 3:	A Prisoner.
Chapter 4:	A Ruined Temple.
Chapter 5:	With Brigands.
Chapter 6:	Among Friends.
Chapter 7:	On The Staff.
Chapter 8:	The Pagoda.
Chapter 9:	Victories.
Chapter 10:	The Advance.
Chapter 11:	Donabew.
Chapter 12:	Harry Carried Off.
Chapter 13:	Preparing A Rescue.
Chapter 14:	In The Temple.
Chapter 15:	The Attack.
Chapter 16:	Rejoining.
Chapter 17:	The Pride Of Burma Humbled.
Chapter 18:	In Business Again.

ILLUSTRATIONS

Stanley is brought before Bandoola, the Burmese general.

Stanley gave a sudden spring, and buried his knife in the leopard.

They forced the canoe behind bushes, so as to be entirely concealed.

The Burmese make a great effort to capture Pagoda Hill.

Stanley cut down the man who was about to fire the hut.

The great snake moved his head higher and higher, hissing angrily.

In vain the Burmese tried to force their way into the chamber.

The old Burmese general was carried from point to point in a litter.

FOR THE TEMPLE

A Tale of the Fall of Jerusalem

By G. A. Henty

	Preface.
Chapter 1:	The Lake Of Tiberias.
Chapter 2:	A Storm On Galilee.
Chapter 3:	The Revolt Against Rome.
Chapter 4:	The Lull Before The Storm.
Chapter 5:	The Siege Of Jotapata.
Chapter 6:	The Fall Of The City.
Chapter 7:	The Massacre On The Lake.
Chapter 8:	Among The Mountains.
Chapter 9:	The Storming Of Gamala.
Chapter 10:	Captives.
Chapter 11:	A Tale Of Civil Strife.
Chapter 12:	Desultory Fighting.
Chapter 13:	The Test Of Devotion.
Chapter 14:	Jerusalem.
Chapter 15:	The Siege Is Begun.
Chapter 16:	The Subterranean Passage.
Chapter 17:	The Capture Of The Temple.
Chapter 18:	Slaves.
Chapter 19:	At Rome.