Historic Tales, The Romance of Reality. Vol. 04 (of 15), EnglishCHARLES MORRISReading editionChapter navigation32 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterHistorical TalesCHARLES MORRISVolume IVHOW ENGLAND BECAME CHRISTIAN.KING ALFRED AND THE DANES.THE WOOING OF ELFRIDA.THE END OF SAXON ENGLAND.HEREWARD THE WAKE.THE DEATH OF THE RED KING.HOW THE WHITE SHIP SAILED.A CONTEST FOR A CROWN.THE CAPTIVITY OF RICHARD CŒUR DE LION.ROBIN HOOD AND THE KNIGHT OF THE RUEFUL COUNTENANCE.WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND.BRUCE AT BANNOCKBURN.THE SIEGE OF CALAIS.THE BLACK PRINCE AT POITIERS.WAT TYLER AND THE MEN OF KENT.THE WHITE ROSE OF ENGLAND.THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.THE STORY OF ARABELLA STUART.LOVE'S KNIGHT-ERRANT.THE TAKING OF PONTEFRACT CASTLE.THE ADVENTURES OF A ROYAL FUGITIVE.CROMWELL AND THE PARLIAMENT.THE RELIEF OF LONDONDERRY.THE HUNTING OF BRAEMAR.THE FLIGHT OF PRINCE CHARLES.TRAFALGAR AND THE DEATH OF NELSON.THE MASSACRE OF AN ARMY.THE ROYAL AND DIAMOND JUBILEES OF QUEEN VICTORIA.Previous chapter ←Historical TalesNext chapter →Volume IVAll chapters and sections (32)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsHistorical TalesCHARLES MORRISSections4Volume 4 · Other sectionsHOW ENGLAND BECAME CHRISTIAN.KING ALFRED AND THE DANES.THE WOOING OF ELFRIDA.THE END OF SAXON ENGLAND.HEREWARD THE WAKE.THE DEATH OF THE RED KING.HOW THE WHITE SHIP SAILED.A CONTEST FOR A CROWN.THE CAPTIVITY OF RICHARD CŒUR DE LION.ROBIN HOOD AND THE KNIGHT OF THE RUEFUL COUNTENANCE.WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND.BRUCE AT BANNOCKBURN.THE SIEGE OF CALAIS.THE BLACK PRINCE AT POITIERS.WAT TYLER AND THE MEN OF KENT.THE WHITE ROSE OF ENGLAND.THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.THE STORY OF ARABELLA STUART.LOVE'S KNIGHT-ERRANT.THE TAKING OF PONTEFRACT CASTLE.THE ADVENTURES OF A ROYAL FUGITIVE.CROMWELL AND THE PARLIAMENT.THE RELIEF OF LONDONDERRY.THE HUNTING OF BRAEMAR.THE FLIGHT OF PRINCE CHARLES.TRAFALGAR AND THE DEATH OF NELSON.THE MASSACRE OF AN ARMY.THE ROYAL AND DIAMOND JUBILEES OF QUEEN VICTORIA.Author of "Half-Hours with the Best American Authors," "Tales from the Dramatists," etc.◇IN FIFTEEN VOLUMES← Historical TalesVolume IV →