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Miss Ravenel's conversion from secession to loyalty

De Forest, John William (1826-1906)
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THE NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
  
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CONTENTS.

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CHAPTER I. MR. EDWARD COLBURNE BECOMES ACQUAINTED WITH MISS LILLIE RAVENEL.
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CHAPTER II. MISS RAVENEL BECOMES ACQUAINTED WITH LIEUTENANT-COLONEL CARTER.
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CHAPTER III. MR. COLBURNE TAKES A SEGAR WITH LIEUTENANT-COLONEL CARTER.
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CHAPTER IV. THE DRAMATIC PERSONAGES GO ON A PIC-NIC, AND STUDY THE WAYS OF NEW BOSTON.
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CHAPTER V THE DRAMATIC PERSONAGES GET NEWS FROM BULL RUN.
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CHAPTER VI. MR. COLBURNE SEES HIS WAY CLEAR TO BE A SOLDIER.
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CHAPTER VII. CAPTAIN COLBURNE RAISES A COMPANY, AND COLONEL CARTER A REGIMENT.
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CHAPTER VIII. THE BRAVE BID GOOD-BYE TO THE FAIR.
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CHAPTER IX. FROM NEW BOSTON TO NEW ORLEANS, VIA FORT JACKSON.
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CHAPTER X. THE RAVENELS FIND CAPTAIN COLBURNE IN GOOD QUARTERS.
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CHAPTER XI. NEW ORLEANS LIFE AND NEW ORLEANS LADIES.
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CHAPTER XII. COLONEL CARTER BEFRIENDS THE RAVENELS.
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CHAPTER XIII. THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE BEGINS TO RUN ROUGH.
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CHAPTER XIV. LILLIE CHOOSES FOR HERSELF.
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CHAPTER XV. LILLIE BIDS GOOD-BYE TO THE LOVER WHOM SHE HAS CHOSEN, AND TO THE LOVER WHOM SHE WOULD NOT CHOOSE.
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CHAPTER XVI. COLONEL CARTER GAINS ONE VICTORY, AND MISS RAVENEL ANOTHER.
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CHAPTER XVII. COLONEL CARTER IS ENTIRELY VICTORIOUS BEFORE HE BEGINS HIS CAMPAIGN.
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CHAPTER XVIII. DOCTOR RAVENEL COMMENCES THE ORGANIZALION OF SOUTHERN LABOR.
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CHAPTER XIX. THE REORGANIZATION OF SOUTHERN LABOR IS CONTINUED WITH VIGOR.
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CHAPTER XX. CAPTAIN COLBURNE MARCHES AND FIGHTS WITH CREDIT.
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CHAPTER XXI. CAPTAIN COLBURNE HAS OCCASION TO SEE LIFE IN A HOSPITAL.
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CHAPTER XXII. CAPTAIN COLBURNE REINFORCES THE RAVENELS IN TIME TO AID THEM IN RUNNING AWAY.
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CHAPTER XXIII. CAPTAIN COLBURNE COVERS THE RETREAT OF THE SOUTHERN LABOR ORGANIZATION.
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CHAPTER XXIV. A DESPERATE ATTACK AND A SUCCESSFUL DEFENCE.
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CHAPTER XXV. DOMESTIC HAPPINESS, IN SPITE OF ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCES.
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CHAPTER XXVI. CAPTAIN COLBURNE DESCRIBES CAMP AND FIELD LIFE.
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CHAPTER XXVII. COLONEL CARTER MAKES AN ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDITION WITH A DANGEROUS FELLOW TRAVELLER.
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CHAPTER XXVIII. THE COLONEL CONTINUES TO BE LED INTO TEMPTATION.
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CHAPTER XXIX. LILLIE REACHES THE APOTHEOSIS OF WOMANHOOD.
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CHAPTER XXX. COLONEL CARTER COMMITS HIS FIRST UNGENTLEMANLY ACTION.
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CHAPTER XXXI. A TORTURE WHICH MIGHT HAVE BEEN SPARED.
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CHAPTER XXXII. A MOST LOGICAL CONCLUSION.
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CHAPTER XXXIII. LILLIE DEVOTES HERSELF ENTIRELY TO THE RISING GENERATION.
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CHAPTER XXXIV. LILLIE'S ATTENTION IS RECALLED TO THE RISING GENERATION.
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CHAPTER XXXV. CAPTAIN COLBURNE AS MR. COLBURNE.
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CHAPTER XXXVI. A BRACE OF OFFERS.
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CHAPTER XXXVII. A MARRIAGE.

  
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MISS RAVENEL'S CONVERSION
FROM
SECESSION TO LOYALTY.

By J. W. DE FOREST,

AUTHOR OF “EUROPEAN ACQUAINTANCE,” “SEACLIFF,” ETC., ETC.
NEW YORK:
HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE.
© 1867.
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