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A Rebellion in Dixie

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Rebellion in Dixie

BY

HARRY CASTLEMON

AUTHOR OF “THE GUNBOAT SERIES,” “THE HUNTER SERIES,”

“WAR SERIES,” ETC.

PHILADELPHIA

HENRY T. COATES & CO.

1897

Copyright, 1897, by

HENRY T. COATES & CO.

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CONTENTS.

CHAPTER PAGE

I. In regard to the Rebellion, 5

II. The Convention, 25

III. “A Word in your Ear,” 45

IV. Carl Brings News, 65

V. Capturing a Wagon-train, 88

VI. The March Homeward, 109

VII. Breaking the Mule, 129

VIII. Rebels in the Rear, 152

IX. A Night Expedition, 176

X. Cale Wants a Mule, 196

XI. Mr. Dawson’s Strategy, 220

XII. The Rebels take Revenge, 247

XIII. Cale in Trouble, 271

XIV. Leon a Prisoner, 294

XV. A Friend in Need, 315

XVI. A Fight and its Results, 338

XVII. The Events of a Week, 363

XVIII. Coleman Proves his Honesty, 384

XIX. Conclusion, 407

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