Crossed Swords: A Canadian-American Tale of Love and Valor

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Crossed Swords: A Canadian-American Tale of Love and Valor

ALLOWAY, Mrs. Clement [WILSON, Mary H.]

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Historical novel set during the 1775 attack on Quebec by American forces. "The swords forming the cover design of this volume are reproductions of two of the identical weapons which figured in that notable assault. The one on the left was carried by Sir Guy Carleton, the commander of the Canadian forces, the other by an officer under Colonel Benedict Arnold's command. As the two rusty and trusty old blades now lie peacefully side by side in the picture-gallery of the Château de Ramezay, in Montreal, we hope that after a century of peace, the occasion may never arise when the two nations they represent will again cross swords" - Introduction.

Publication Info

  • Publisher: William Briggs
  • Edition: First Canadian edition
  • Date Published: 1912
  • Place Published: Toronto
  • ISBN: n/a

Details

  • Condition: Good
  • Signed: No
  • Dust Jacket: No
  • Jacket Condition: n/a
  • Details:
    391 p. 19 cm. Frontispiece. Red cloth.Front cover has two small water spots and some flaking of white ink off swords. Spine a bit faded with light wrinkling an softened ends. Front hinge cracking internally. Top corners a bit bumped.

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