The Maid-at-Arms (1902)

by Robert W. Chambers

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Series: Cardigan (2)

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Fiction. Western. Historical Fiction. HTML: The follow-up to Chambers' remarkably popular bestseller Cardigan, The Maid-at-Arms begins a century after America's Revolutionary War has been settled. The young nation has forgotten the struggles of its birth and is now facing an entirely different�??but no less daunting�??set of challenges. Against this backdrop, an unlikely hero emerges… (more)

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Written and published in 1902, this is a wonderful fictional account of a small bite of a the Revolutionary War. Sweet romance, elegant prose, daring action and mystery make this an excellent novel. If you enjoy older books, I highly recommend. (

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Chambers, Robert W.	—	primary author	all editions	confirmed
Christy, Howard Chandler	Illustrator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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1902

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Joseph Brant

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Mohawk River Valley, New York, USA

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We drew bridle at the cross-roads; he stretched his legs in his stirrups, raised his arms, yawned, and dropped his huge hands upon either thigh with a resounding slap.
”Well, good-bye,” he said, gravely, but made no movement to leave me.

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Fiction. Western. Historical Fiction. HTML:

The follow-up to Chambers' remarkably popular bestseller Cardigan, The Maid-at-Arms begins a century after America's Revolutionary War has been settled. The young nation has forgotten the struggles of its birth and is now facing an entirely different�??but no less daunting�??set of challenges. Against this backdrop, an unlikely hero emerges

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