Whig Against ToryCHAP. III.Reading editionChapter navigation14 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…CHAP. I.CHAP. II.CHAP. III.CHAP. IV.CHAP. V.CHAP. VII.INTRODUCTION.Chapter I · Gen. P. Tells About The Early Life Of Enoch Crosby.Chapter II · Gen. P. Tells About The War, And How Enoch Crosby Enlisted As A Soldier For One Campaign.Chapter III · Gen. P. Tells How Crosby Again Enlisted As A Soldier, And Of His Singular Adventures.Chapter IV · Gen. P. Tells How Crosby Enlisted In The Service Of The Committee Of Safety, And How He Was Taken Prisoner.Chapter V · Gen. P. Tells How Crosby Contrived To Effect An Escape.Chapter VI · Gen. P. Tells About Crosby's Visit To A Mountain Cave—How He Was Again Taken Prisoner—And The Manner In Which He Escaped.Chapter VII · Gen. P. Tells Of The Farther Adventures Of Crosby—How He Was Obliged To Show His Secret Pass—Of His Residence At A Dutchman's—Of His Being Cruelly Beaten And Wounded.—Conclusion.Previous chapter ←CHAP. II.Next chapter →CHAP. IV.All chapters and sections (14)Other sectionsCHAP. I.CHAP. II.CHAP. III.CHAP. IV.CHAP. V.CHAP. VII.INTRODUCTION.Chapters1234567Gen. P. tells how Crosby again enlisted as a soldier, and of his singular adventures.◇← CHAP. II.CHAP. IV. →