Harper's Round Table, December 1, 1896A LOYAL TRAITOR.[1]Reading editionChapter navigation26 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE MATERIALIZATION OF CHARLES AND MIVANWAY.MODELLING IN CLAY.MIDSHIPMAN JACK, U.S.N.A LOYAL TRAITOR.[1]Chapter VIHARNESSING NIAGARA.RABBIT-HUNTING IN THE SNOW.Constable & CoSKATESPostage Stamps, &c.U.S.U.S.FREEBABYLANDLITTLE MEN AND WOMENCHILDREN'S BOOKSA Stranger in New Orleans.JOSEPH GILLOTT'SHOME STUDY.BABYLANDCROUPPLAYSPLAYSCARDSTWO HANDSOME NEW BOOKSPrevious chapter ←MIDSHIPMAN JACK, U.S.N.Next chapter →Chapter VIAll chapters and sections (26)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE MATERIALIZATION OF CHARLES AND MIVANWAY.MODELLING IN CLAY.MIDSHIPMAN JACK, U.S.N.A LOYAL TRAITOR.[1]Chapters6Other sectionsHARNESSING NIAGARA.RABBIT-HUNTING IN THE SNOW.Constable & CoSKATESPostage Stamps, &c.U.S.U.S.FREEBABYLANDLITTLE MEN AND WOMENCHILDREN'S BOOKSA Stranger in New Orleans.JOSEPH GILLOTT'SHOME STUDY.BABYLANDCROUPPLAYSPLAYSCARDSTWO HANDSOME NEW BOOKSA LOYAL TRAITOR.[1]A STORY OF THE WAR OF 1812 BETWEEN AMERICA AND ENGLAND.BY JAMES BARNES.Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Begun in Harper's Round Table No. 888.← MIDSHIPMAN JACK, U.S.N.CHAPTER VI. →