Gen. P. tells about the war, and how Crosby enlisted as a soldier for one campaign.
CHAP. III.
Gen. P. tells how Crosby again enlisted as a soldier, and of his singular adventures.
CHAP. IV.
Gen. P. tells how Crosby enlisted in the service of the Committee of Safety, and how he was taken prisoner.
CHAP. V.
Gen. P. tells about how Crosby's visit to a mountain cave—how he was again taken prisoner—and the manner in which he escaped.
CHAP. VII.
Gen. P. tells about the farther adventures of Crosby—how he was obliged to show his secret pass—how he resided at a Dutchman's—how afterwards he was cruelly beaten and wounded.—Conclusion.