The doom trail

by Arthur D. Howden Smith

THE DOOM TRAIL

BY

ARTHUR D. HOWDEN SMITH

Author of
"Spears of Destiny," "The Audacious
Adventures of Miles McConaughy,"
"The Wastrel," etc.

NEW YORK
BRENTANO'S
Publishers

COPYRIGHT 1922, BY
BRENTANO'S
COPYRIGHT 1921, BY
THE RIDGWAY COMPANY
All rights reserved
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I [The Fray in Mincing Lane]
II [Small Talk and Mulled Ale]
III [Before the Lords of Trade]
IV [Five Berths on the New Venture]
V [The Fifth Passenger]
VI [The Opening of Hostilities]
VII [A Truce]
VIII [I Hear First of the Doom Trail]
IX [The Governor in Council]
X [The Red Death]
XI [Ta-Wan-Ne-Ars Understands]
XII [Into the Wilderness]
XIII [The Trailers]
XIV [Along the Great Trail]
XV [Joncaire is Hospitable]
XVI [Trapped]
XVII [La Vierge Du Bois]
XVIII [The Mistress of the False Faces]
XIX [The Moon Feast]
XX [The Argosy of Furs]
XXI [A Scout of Three]
XXII [Red Death and Black Death]
XXIII [Governor Burnet is Defied]
XXIV [An Appeal to the Long House]
XXV [The Council of the Roy-an-ehs]
XXVI [The Evil Wood]
XXVII [Ga-Ha-No's Sacrifice]
XXVIII [The Might at the Long House]
XXIX [The Barring of the Doom Trail]
XXX [Pearl Street to Hudson's River]