PHILIP WINWOOD

"The bravest are the tenderest."

Bayard Taylor.

Works of ROBERT NEILSON STEPHENS

An Enemy to the King
(Twenty-sixth Thousand)

The Continental Dragoon
(Seventeenth Thousand)

The Road to Paris
(Sixteenth Thousand)

A Gentleman Player
(Thirty-fifth Thousand)

Philip Winwood
(Fiftieth Thousand)

L.C. PAGE AND COMPANY, Publishers (Incorporated)
212 Summer St., Boston, Mass.

CAPTAIN PHILIP WINWOOD

PHILIP WINWOOD

A Sketch of the Domestic History of an American Captain in the War ofIndependence; Embracing Events that Occurred between and during theYears 1763 and 1786, in New York and London: written by His Enemy inWar, Herbert Russell, Lieutenant in the Loyalist Forces.

Presented Anew by

Robert Neilson Stephens

Author of "A Gentleman Player," "An Enemy to the King," "TheContinental Dragoon," "The Road to Paris," etc.

Illustrated by

E. W. D. Hamilton

Boston : L.C. PAGE & COMPANY (Incorporated) Mdcccc

1900

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER

• PHILIP'S ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK
• THE FARINGFIELDS
• WHEREIN 'TIS SHOWN THAT BOYS ARE BUT BOYS
• HOW PHILIP AND I BEHAVED AS RIVALS IN LOVE
• WE HEAR STARTLING NEWS, WHICH BRINGS ABOUT A FAMILY "SCENE"
• NED COMES BACK, WITH AN INTERESTING TALE OF A FORTUNATE IRISHMAN
• ENEMIES IN WAR
• I MEET AN OLD FRIEND IN THE DARK
• PHILIP'S ADVENTURES—CAPTAIN FALCONER COMES TO TOWN
• A FINE PROJECT
• WINWOOD COMES TO SEE HIS WIFE
• THEIR INTERVIEW
• WHEREIN CAPTAIN WINWOOD DECLINES A PROMOTION
• THE BAD SHILLING TURNS UP ONCE MORE IN QUEEN STREET
• IN WHICH THERE IS A FLIGHT BY SEA, AND A DUEL BY MOONLIGHT
• FOLLOWS THE FORTUNES OF MADGE AND NED
• I HEAR AGAIN FROM WINWOOD
• PHILIP COMES AT LAST TO LONDON
• WE MEET A PLAY-ACTRESS THERE
• WE INTRUDE UPON A GENTLEMAN AT A COFFEE-HOUSE
• ...