- 1Note
- 2Book the First — The Earl of Derwentwater
- 3II — The Chevalier de Saint George
- 4III — Nicholas Ribbleton
- 5IV — The Little Chapel
- 6V — Anna Webb and Dorothy Forster
- 7VI — Lady Webb
- 8VII — The Proposal
- 9VIII — Colonel Oxburgh and His Companions
- 10IX — Confession
- 11X — A Banquet
- 12XI — A Mysterious Occurrence in the Chapel
- 13XII — A Letter From the Earl of Mar
- 14XIII — The Betrothal
- 15XIV — The Spy
- 16XV — A General Departure
- 17Book the Second Bamborough Castle
- 18II — Pursuit
- 19III — Lord Widdrington
- 20IV — Dunstanborough Castle
- 21V — How the Prince Was Lodged in the Old Fortress
- 22VI — Anna’s Adventure in the Cavern
- 23VII — An Alarm
- 24VIII — How the Sheriff and His Troop Were Cared For
- 25IX — The Prince’s Parting Injunctions to Lord Derwentwater and Anna
- 26X — The Escape
- 27Book the Third — The Insurrection in Scotland
- 28II — Brigadier Mackintosh of Borlum
- 29III — How the Standard Was Set Up, and King James Proclaimed at Cas…
- 30Book the Fourth — The Rising in Northumberland
- 31II — A Warrant Issued for the Earl’s Arrest
- 32III — The Woodcutter’s Hut
- 33IV — The Maiden’s Walk
- 34V — How Charles Radclyffe Provoked Sir William Lorraine
- 35VI — How Charles Radclyffe Joined the Earl at the Hut
- 36VII — How the Magistrates and the Militiamen Were Forced to Quit th…
- 37VIII — How the Earl Took Leave of the Countess
- 38IX — Mad-Jack Hall of Otterburn
- 39X — The Race on Simonside
- 40XI — Wanny Crags
- 41XII — Warkworth Castle
- 42XIII — Organisation of the Force
- 43XIV — The Earl’s Brief Visit to Dilston
- 44Book the Fifth — The March From Hexham to Longtown
- 45II — Mackintosh’s Achievements
- 46III — Sunday at Kelso
- 47IV — A Council of War
- 48V — Further Dissensions
- 49VI — The Highlanders Refuse to Cross the Border
- 50VII — Lord Widdrington Returns From Lancashire
- 51Book the Sixth — The March From Penrith to Preston
- 52II — Madam Bellingham
- 53III — Hornby Castle
- 54IV — Sir Henry Hoghton and the Quaker
- 55V — How the Prisoners in Lancaster Castle Were Released
- 56VI — Lancashire Witches
- 57Book the Seventh — The Attack
- 58II — How King James Was Proclaimed for the Last Time
- 59III — The Countess and Dorothy Arrive at Preston
- 60IV — Mrs. Scarisbrick
- 61V — Important Recruits
- 62VI — The Ball at the Town-Hall
- 63VII — Ralph Fairbrother
- 64VIII — Apathy of General Forster
- 65IX — Parson Woods of Chowbent
- 66X — General Wills Arrives at Preston
- 67Book the Eighth — The Defence
- 68II — What the Countess and Dorothy Beheld From the Summit of the Ma…
- 69III — The Commencement of the Assault
- 70IV — Altercation Between Forster and Mackintosh
- 71V — How the Two Large Houses in Church-Street Were Taken by the Ass…
- 72VI — Houses Burnt by the Assailants
- 73VII — The Windmill Barricade
- 74VIII — How the Two Large Houses Were Illuminated
- 75IX — The Ford
- 76X — By Whom the Countess and Dorothy Were Liberated
- 77XI — An Unlucky Shot
- 78Book the Ninth — I — How a Party of Dragoons Was Routed by Captain…
- 79II — Meeting of Carpenter and Wills
- 80III — General Forster Wishes to Capitulate
- 81IV — Colonel Oxburgh Proposes Terms of Surrender to Wills
- 82V — Captain Dalziel Has a Conference With Wills
- 83VI — How Forster Learnt That He Had Been Betrayed
- 84VII — Colonel Cotton
- 85VIII — Hostages Required
- 86IX — In What Manner the Hostages Were Received by General Wills
- 87X — Brigadier Mackintosh Dissuades the Earl of Wintoun From Sallyin…
- 88XI — The Terms of the Treaty Are Accepted
- 89XII — The Insurgent Officers Deliver Up Their Swords
- 90XIII — How Brigadier Mackintosh Parted With His Claymore
- 91XIV — The Two Generals Enter the Town
- 92XV — The Town Is Plundered by the Soldiery
- 93XVI — Captain Shaftoe Is Shot
- 94Book the Tenth — The Dungeon
- 95II — The Earl of Derwentwater Is Imprisoned in the Devereux Tower
- 96III — The Earl of Nithsdale’s Escape
- 97IV — The Earl of Wintoun’s Escape
- 98V — General Forster’s Escape From Newgate
- 99VI — Brigadier Mackintosh’s Escape
- 100Book the Eleventh — The Scaffold
- 101II — How Lord Widdrington Took a Last Leave of the Earl of Derwentw…
- 102III — How the Earl of Derwentwater Was Beheaded
- 103IV — What Happened in the Chapel at Dagenham Park
- 104V — The Journey to Dilston
- 105VI — The Interment
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