The Black Arrow: A Tale of the Two Roses
First published 1888
Contents
- Frontispiece and Title Illustrations
- Critic on the Hearth
- Prologue: John Amend-All
- Book I — Chapter I: At the Sign of the Sun in Kettley
- Book I — Chapter II: In the Fen
- Book I — Chapter III: The Fen Ferry
- Book I — Chapter IV: A Greenwood Company
- Book I — Chapter V: “Bloody as the Hunter”
- Book I — Chapter VI: To the Day’s End
- Book I — Chapter VII: The Hooded Face
- Book II — Chapter I: Dick Asks Questions
- Book II — Chapter II: The Two Oaths
- Book II — Chapter III: The Room Over the Chapel
- Book II — Chapter IV: The Passage
- Book II — Chapter V: How Dick Changed Sides
- Book III — Chapter I: The House by the Shore
- Book III — Chapter II: A Skirmish in the Dark
- Book III — Chapter III: St. Bride’s Cross
- Book III — Chapter IV: The “Good Hope”
- Book III — Chapter V: The “Good Hope” (Continued)
- Book III — Chapter VI: The “Good Hope” (Concluded)
- Book IV — Chapter I: The Den
- Book IV — Chapter II: “In Mine Enemies’ House”
- Book IV — Chapter III: The Dead Spy
- Book IV — Chapter IV: In the Abbey Church
- Book IV — Chapter V: Earl Risingham
- Book IV — Chapter VI: Arblaster Again
- Book V — Chapter I: The Shrill Trumpet
- Book V — Chapter II: The Battle of Shoreby
- Book V — Chapter III: The Battle of Shoreby (Concluded)
- Book V — Chapter IV: The Sack of Shoreby
- Book V — Chapter V: Night in the Woods: Alicia Risingham
- Book V — Chapter VI: Night in the Woods (Concluded): Dick and Joan
- Book V — Chapter VII: Dick’s Revenge
- Book V — Chapter VIII: Conclusion
- Footnotes