Janice Meredith

Paul Leicester Ford

1901

Books by Mr. Ford
The Honorable Peter Stirling
The Great K & A Train Robbery
The Story of an Untold Love
The True George Washington
Tattle-Tales of Cupid
The Many-Sided Franklin
The New England Primer

Contents

[JANICE MEREDITH A STORY OF THE REVOLUTION]
[I. A HEROINE OF MANY POSSIBILITIES]
[II. THE PRINCE FROM OVER THE SEAS]
[III. MISS MEREDITH DISCOVERS A VILLAIN]
[IV. AN APPLE OF DISCORD]
[V. THE VALUE OF HAIR]
[VI. MEN ARE DECEIVERS EVER]
[VII. SPIDER AND FLY]
[VIII. SEVERAL BURNING QUESTIONS]
[IX. PARADISE AND ELSEWHERE]
[X. A COLONIAL CHRISTMAS]
[XI. “’T IS AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS NOBODY GOOD”]
[XII. A BABE IN THE WOOD]
[XIII. THE WORLD IN MINIATURE]
[XIV. A QUESTION CONCERNING THALIA]
[XV. QUESTIONS OF DELICACY]
[XVI. A VARIETY OF CONTRACTS]
[XVII. IN THE NAME OF LIBERTY]
[XVIII. FIGUREHEADS AND LEADERS]
[XIX. SPIES AND COUNTER-SPIES]
[XX. THE LOGIC OF HONOURED PARENTS AND DUTIFUL CHILDREN]
[XXI. A SUDDEN SCARCITY OF BEAUX]
[XXII. THE OLIVE BRANCH]
[XXIII. HEADQUARTERS IN 1776]
[XXIV. THE VALUE OF A FRIEND]
[XXV. FREEDOM IN RETROGRADE]
[XXVI. NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAWS]
[XXVII. A CHECK TO THE ENEMY]
[XXVIII. THE EBB-TIDE]
[XXIX. ON CONTINENTAL SERVICE]
[XXX. SOME DOINGS BY STEALTH]
[XXXI. AN EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS]
[XXXII. UNDER DURANCE]
[XXXIII. ANOTHER CHRISTMAS PARTY]
[XXXIV. HOLIDAY WEEK AT TRENTON]
[XXXV. THE “STOLE AWAY”]
[XXXVI. BETWIXT MILLSTONES]
[XXXVII. BLUES AND REDS]
[XXXVIII. BLACK AND WHITE]
[XXXIX. SHORT COMMONS]
[XL. THE BATTLE FOR FOOD AND FORAGE]
[XLI. WINTER QUARTERS]
[XLII. BARTER AND SALE]
[XLIII. A CHOICE OF EVILS]
[XLIV. A CARTEL OF EXCHANGE]
[XLV. IN THE JAWS OF THE LION]
[XLVI. THE FAREWELL TO HOWE]
[XLVII. THE EVACUATION]
[XLVIII. A TIME OF TERROR]
[XLIX. PLATO vs. CUPID]
[L. ROSES AND HONEYSUCKLE]
[LI. A FAREWELL AND A WELCOME]
[LII. SCANT WELCOME FOR MAN AND BEAST]
[LIII. UNDER SHADOW OF THE GALLOWS]
[LIV. A GAIN AND A LOSS]
[LV. PRISONERS OF WAR]
[LVI. A LIFE OF CAPTIVITY]
[LVII. A PAPER MONEY AND MILITIA WAR]
[LVIII. FROM BLUE RIDGE TO TIDE WATER]
[LIX. TRAITORS IN THE REAR]
[LX. THE SPINNING OF THE WEB]
[LXI. IN THE TOILS]
[LXII. WITHIN THE LINES]
[LXIII. ON BRUNSWICK GREEN]
[LXIV. A SETTLING OF OLD SCORES]
[LXV. PEACE IN SIGHT]

To George W. Vanderbilt

My dear George: