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Two young men on the Solway sands in 1765, a laird with a fatal family face, and a third Jacobite rising that history does not record — because, Scott suggests, it fizzled out in a Solway inn with nobody willing to draw a sword. Half the book is letters, half is narrative, and the last chapter is the quietest death of a cause in English fiction. Scott put more of his own youth into it than into any other novel. Fifty-eight plates of eighteenth-century soldiers, volunteers and alms-giving, among them work by Gainsborough and Copley, answer the novel's own world of wavering loyalties and men who will not draw a sword.
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- Cover
- Copyright
- Introduction
- Letter I. Darsie Latimer to Alan Fairford
- Letter II. Alan Fairford to Darsie Latimer
- Letter III. Darsie Latimer to Alan Fairford
- Letter IV. The Same to the Same
- Letter V. Alan Fairford to Darsie Latimer
- Letter VI. Darsie Latimer to Alan Fairford
- Letter VII. The Same to the Same (in Continuation.)
- Letter VIII. Alan Fairford to Darsie Latimer
- Letter IX. Alexander Fairford, W.S., to Mr. Darsie Latimer
- Letter X. Darsie Latimer to Alan Fairford
- Letter XI. The Same to the Same
- Letter XII. The Same to the Same
- Letter XIII. Alan Fairford to Darsie Latimer
- Chapter I. Narrative
- Chapter II
- Chapter III
- Chapter IV. Darsie Latimer’s Journal, in Continuation
- Chapter V. Darsie Latimer’s Journal, in Continuation
- Chapter VI. Latimer’s Journal, in Continuation
- Chapter VII. Latimer’s Journal, in Continuation
- Chapter VIII. Latimer’s Journal, in Continuation
- Chapter IX. Latimer’s Journal, in Continuation
- Chapter X. Narrative of Alan Fairford
- Chapter XI. Narrative of Alan Fairford, Continued
- Chapter XII. Narrative of Alan Fairford, Continued
- Chapter XIII. Narrative of Alan Fairford, Continued
- Chapter XIV. Narrative of Alan Fairford, Continued
- Chapter XV. Narrative of Alan Fairford, Continued
- Chapter XVI. Narrative of Alan Fairford, Continued
- Chapter XVII. Narrative of Darsie Latimer
- Chapter XVIII. Narrative of Darsie Latimer, Continued
- Chapter XIX. Narrattve of Darsie Latimer, Continued
- Chapter XX. Narrative of Darsie Latimer, Continued
- Chapter XXI. Narrative of Alan Fairford
- Chapter XXII. Narrative Continued
- Chapter XXIII. Narrative Continued
- Conclusion, by Dr. Dryasdust
- Note 1.—The Society of Friends
- About the Author
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