DAN MONROE: A Story of Bunker Hill Illustrated by W. F. Kennedy
In this volume the hero is one whose name is found in several trustworthy records as the drummer boy of the Lexington militia, his closest friend, Nat Harrington, being the fifer. The Concord fight, the Battle of Bunker Hill, and the arrival of Washington are introduced as parts of a carefully preserved historical outline.
LONG BRIDGE BOYS Illustrated by I. B. Hazelton
It tells the story of an actual attempt made by the Confederates of Virginia, just prior to the outbreak of the Civil War, to seize the city of Washington by force of arms, and make prisoners of President Lincoln and other high government officials.
AHEAD OF THE ARMY Illustrated by C. Chase Emerson
This is a lively narrative of the experiences of an American boy who arrives in Mexico as the war with the United States is beginning.
THE ERRAND BOY OF ANDREW JACKSON: A War Story of 1812 Illustrated by Will Crawford
This tale is of the War of 1812, and describes the events of the only land campaign of 1812-1814 in which the Americans were entirely successful.
JACK MORGAN: A Boy of 1818 Illustrated by Will Crawford
It is the adventures of a boy of the frontier during the great fight that Harrison made on land, and Perry on the lakes for the security of the border.