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Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis

BOOKS BY RICHARD HARDING DAVIS PUBLISHED BY CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

ILLUSTRATIONS

I.

II.

III.

FIRST NEWSPAPER EXPERIENCES

IV.

V.

FIRST TRAVEL ARTICLES

VI.

THE MEDITERRANEAN AND PARIS

VII.

VIII.

CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

IX.

MOSCOW, BUDAPEST, LONDON

X.

CAMPAIGNING IN CUBA AND GREECE

XI.

THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

XII.

XIII.

THE SPANISH AND ENGLISH CORONATIONS

XIV.

THE JAPANESE-RUSSIAN WAR

XV.

XVI.

XVII.

A LONDON WINTER

XVIII.

MILITARY MANOEUVRES

XIX.

VERA CRUZ AND THE GREAT WAR

XX.

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Richard Harding Davis................. Frontispiece FACING PAGE
R. H. D. as he looked when he first came to New York in 1890................................................. 46
With Joseph Jefferson at Marion, 1899............92
With John Drew Marion,1909......................136
Three Gringos in Venezuela......................142
In the Greco-Turkish War, 1897..................204
Ethel Barrymore at seventeen................... 220
A consultation at General Wheeler's headquarters.248
With Colonel Roosevelt in Cuba................. 254
Kaffir boys at Ladysmith........................276
Mr. Davis's "workshop" at Marion............... 292
At Marion.......................................294
R.H.D. and John Fox in Manchuria, 1904..........310
The terrace at Crossroads.......................314 In the Congo, 1907...........................................328
Turner's House, Chelsea, 118 Cheyne Walk, where the Davises spent the winter of 1908-9...........................336
With Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Aiken, 1912...........346
At Mt. Kisco....................................350
R. H. D. and Augustus Thomas filming "Soldiers of Fortune" in Santiago.........................................352
Rurales at the Gap on the road to Mexico City...356
AT Plattsburg...................................382
R. H. D. and Captain Gabriel Puaux of the General Headquarters Staff at the ruined village of Gerbeviller..................................................386
Latest photograph of Richard Harding Davis......400
Hope Davis......................................404
Mrs. R. H. Davis and Hope Davis.................410
The passport and photograph which, though indorsed by Mr. Whitlock and Mr. Gibson, led to the arrest of Mr. Davis...............................................412
Mr. Davis's ticket of leave.....................412
Mr. Davis's passport on his last trip to Europe, 1915-16.................................................412