By the same Author.
When Blades Are Out and Love's Afield
By Cyrus Townsend Brady
Illustrated. Decorated. 12mo. ornamented binding, $1.50
A comedy of cross purposes in the Carolinas, in which Mr. Brady has done some of his most fascinating work in the weaving into romance of historical fact and figure. The love story brings into the action two peculiarly charming women of contrasting types, and these play foremost parts in the plot.
The book is notable besides for its introduction of the figure of General Greene, and for its account of the brilliant role he played in the campaign in the South. Mr. Brady may always be depended upon for brisk action and a wealth of incident. For all who enjoy adventure and gallant deeds, and the winning of hearts, this novel will be a delight.
It is a conspicuous example of beautiful book-making, bound in buff cloth with brown stamping. It has the distinction of eight illustrations from drawings by E. Plaisted Abbott, and decorations in colors by E. S. Holloway, besides head- and tail-pieces.
"Thousands and tens of thousands of copies of it 'go.' There is little doubt that this is another successful book of this sort."—Mail and Express, New York.
"A romance of love and war, with two delightful heroines who are certain to hold feminine interest."—Philadelphia Press.
"The author's soldiers are real, his girls real women."—Boston Journal.