The White Horses

Up through the rich valley known now as Wensleydale, but in those days marked by the lustier name of Yoredale, news had crept that there was civil war in England, that sundry skirmishes had been fought already, and that His Majesty was needing all leal men to rally to his standard.

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The White Horses

CHAPTER I. WHO RIDES FOR THE KING?
CHAPTER II. SKIPTON-IN-CRAVEN.
CHAPTER III. SOME MEN OF FAIRFAX'S.
CHAPTER IV THE LAST LAUGH.
CHAPTER V. THE LADY OF RIPLEY.
CHAPTER VI. HOW MICHAEL CAME TO YORK.
CHAPTER VII. A HALT AT KNARESBOROUGH.
CHAPTER VIII. HOW THEY SOUGHT RUPERT.
CHAPTER IX. THE LOYAL CITY.
CHAPTER X. THE RIDING IN.
CHAPTER XI. BANBURY CAKES.
CHAPTER XII. PAGEANTRY.
CHAPTER XIII. THE LADY OF LATHOM.
CHAPTER XIV. A STANLEY FOR THE KING.
CHAPTER XV. TWO JOLLY PURITANS.
CHAPTER XVI. THE SCOTS AT MICKLEGATE.
CHAPTER XVII. PRAYER, AND THE BREWING STORM.
CHAPTER XVIII. MARSTON MOOR.
CHAPTER XIX. WILSTROP WOOD.
CHAPTER XX. THE HOMELESS DAYS.
CHAPTER XXI. SIR REGINALD'S WIDOW.
CHAPTER XXII. MISS BINGHAM.
CHAPTER XXIII. YOREDALE.

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