With the King at Oxford: A Tale of the Great Rebellion
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 189? ...hundred miles to serve him. He has a pretty knowledge of physic and surgery, too, for a lay person, and perceives, too, which is a rare thing in such a case, where his knowledge ends. And now let us think how this business may be best managed. I must even make two days out of one, if the one be not long enough. We will set out about ten of the clock to-night, and so I shall be here for my day's wo...
Chapters (26)
- With the King at Oxford A Tale of the Great Rebellion
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- CHAPTER I. OF MY BIRTH AND BRINGING-UP.
- CHAPTER II. OF MY SOJOURN IN LONDON.
- CHAPTER III. OF THE PLAGUE AND OTHER MATTERS.
- CHAPTER IV. OF THINGS AT HOME.
- CHAPTER V. OF THINGS AT OXFORD.
- CHAPTER VI. OF THE KING'S GOING TO WORCESTER.
- CHAPTER VII. OF THE FIGHT AT COPREDY BRIDGE.
- CHAPTER VIII. OF THE PLAGUE AT OXFORD AND OTHER MATTERS.
- CHAPTER IX. BEFORE NASEBY.
- CHAPTER X. OF NASEBY FIGHT.
- CHAPTER XI. AFTER NASEBY.
- CHAPTER XII. OF MY FATHER'S END AND OTHER MATTERS.
- CHAPTER XIII. OF MY COMING BACK TO OXFORD.
- CHAPTER XIV. OF BODLEY'S LIBRARY.
- CHAPTER XV. OF THE VISITORS AT OXFORD.
- CHAPTER XVI. OF MY KINSFOLK AT ENSTONE.
- CHAPTER XVII. OF MY GOING TO LONDON.
- CHAPTER XVIII. OF THE TRIAL OF THE KING.
- CHAPTER XIX. OF THE KING'S DEATH.
- CHAPTER XX. OF MATTERS AT ENSTONE.
- CHAPTER XXI. OF MY ADVENTURES AT SEA.
- EPILOGUE.
- Footnotes
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