The Road to Monterey
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The Road to Monterey
The Road to Monterey
By
George W. Ogden
Author of Trail's End, The Rustler of Wind River, The Land of Last Chance, Etc.
Chicago
A. C. McClurg & Co.
1925
Printed in the United States of AmericaM. A. Donohue & Co., printers and binders, Chicago
Contents
Chapter | Page | |
I | The Mutineer | 1 |
II | The Benefactor | 18 |
III | The Peon | 29 |
IV | Of One Who Ran Away | 43 |
V | Don Roberto | 59 |
VI | In the Path of the Goats | 80 |
VII | A Messenger From San Fernando | 90 |
VIII | The Teeth of a Man | 101 |
IX | Don Roberto Bites | 114 |
X | The Magistrate Speaks | 123 |
XI | The Valor of Simon | 136 |
XII | The Beneficence of Don Abrahan | 146 |
XIII | The Price of Mercy | 158 |
XIV | A Dagger Against the Bars | 171 |
XV | Concerning a Patriot | 180 |
XVI | Don Roberto's Entertainment | 194 |
XVII | Liseta Sounds Alarm | 209 |
XVIII | Where No Soldier Can Follow | 219 |
XIX | The House by the Goat Pens | 235 |
XX | In the Plaza at Dawn | 250 |
XXI | A Snake in the Road | 266 |
XXII | The King's Road | 275 |
XXIII | One Little Cannon | 286 |
XXIV | The Humbling of Don Abrahan | 296 |
XXV | Carlota Seeks a Friend | 310 |
XXVI | Simon Takes Up Arms | 323 |
XXVII | "Pass, Your Grace" | 333 |
XXVIII | A Flag of Truce | 346 |
XXIX | The Triumph of Liseta | 356 |
The Road to Monterey
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