MR. R.M. BALLANTYNE'S MISCELLANY—continued.
VII.
OVER THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS; or, Wandering Will in the Land of the Red Skin.
VIII.
SAVED BY THE LIFEBOAT; or, A Tale of Wreck and Rescue on the Coast.
IX.
THE CANNIBAL ISLANDS; or, Captain Cook's Adventures in the South Seas.
X.
HUNTING THE LIONS; or, The Land of the Negro.
XI.
DIGGING FOR GOLD; or, Adventures in California.
XII.
UP IN THE CLOUDS; or, Balloon Voyages.
XIII.
THE BATTLE AND THE BREEZE; or, The Fights and Fancies of a British Tar.
XIV.
THE PIONEERS: A Tale of the Western Wilderness.
XV.
THE STORY OF THE ROCK.
XVI.
WRECKED, BUT NOT RUINED.
XVII.
THE THOROGOOD FAMILY.
XVIII.
THE LIVELY POLL: A Tale of the North Sea.
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