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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Ralph Connor

Author: Ralph Connor

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

RALPH CONNOR

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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##  CORPORAL CAMERON--A Tale Of The Macleod Trail

##  THE DOCTOR--A Tale Of The Rockies

##  GLENGARRY SCHOOLDAYS--The Early Days In Glengarry

##  TO HIM THAT HATH--A Novel Of The West Of Today

##  BLACK ROCK--A Tale Of The Selkirks

##  THE PATROL OF THE SUN DANCE TRAIL

##  THE SKY PILOT--A Tale Of The Foothills

##  SKY PILOT IN NO MAN'S LAND

##  THE MAJOR

##  THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY--A Tale Of The Ottawa

##  THE FOREIGNER--A Tale Of Saskatchewan

##  THE PROSPECTOR

MICHAEL MCGRATH, POSTMASTER

BEYOND THE MARSHES

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

CORPORAL CAMERON

OF THE NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE

A TALE OF THE MACLEOD TRAIL

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

BOOK ONE

CHAPTER I

THE QUITTER

CHAPTER II

THE GLEN OF THE CUP OF GOLD

CHAPTER III

THE FAMILY SOLICITOR

CHAPTER IV

A QUESTION OF HONOUR

CHAPTER V

A LADY AND THE LAW

CHAPTER VI

THE WASTER'S REFUGE

CHAPTER VII

FAREWELL TO CUAGH OIR

CHAPTER VIII

WILL HE COME BACK?

BOOK TWO

CHAPTER I

HO FOR THE OPEN!

CHAPTER II

A MAN'S JOB

CHAPTER III

A DAY'S WORK

CHAPTER IV

A RAINY DAY

CHAPTER V

HOW THEY SAVED THE DAY

CHAPTER VI

A SABBATH DAY IN LATE AUGUST

CHAPTER VII

THE CHIVAREE

CHAPTER VIII

IN APPLE TIME

BOOK THREE

CHAPTER I

THE CAMP BY THE GAP

CHAPTER II

ON THE WINGS OF THE STORM

CHAPTER III

THE STONIES

CHAPTER IV

THE DULL RED STAIN

CHAPTER V

SERGEANT CRISP

CHAPTER VI

A DAY IN THE MACLEOD BARRACKS

CHAPTER VII

THE MAKING OF BRAVES

CHAPTER VIII

NURSE HALEY

CHAPTER IX

â?oCORPORALâ? CAMERON

THE DOCTOR

A TALE OF THE ROCKIES

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

I

THE OLD STONE MILL

II

THE DAUGHTER OF THE MANSE

III

THE RAISING

IV

THE DANCE

V

THE NEW TEACHER

VI

THE YOUNG DOCTOR

VII

THE GOOD CHEER DEPARTMENT

VIII

BEN'S GANG

IX

LOVE'S TANGLED WAYS

X

FOR A LADY'S HONOUR

XI

IOLA'S CHOICE

XII

HE THAT LOVETH HIS LIFE

XIII

A MAN THAT IS AN HERETIC REJECT

XIV

WHOSOEVER LOOKETH UPON A WOMAN

XV

THE SUPERINTENDENT'S METHODS

XVI

THE CHALLENGE OF DEATH

XVII

THE FIGHT WITH DEATH

XVIII

THE MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CROW'S NEST

XIX

THE LADY OF KUSKINOOK

XX

UNTIL SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN

XXI

TO WHOM HE FORGAVE MOST

XXII

THE HEART'S REST

XXIII

THE LAST CALL

XXIV

FOR LOVE'S SAKE

GLENGARRY SCHOOLDAYS

A STORY OF THE EARLY DAYS IN GLENGARRY

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I

THE SPELLING-MATCH

CHAPTER II

THE DEEPOLE

CHAPTER III

THE EXAMINATION

CHAPTER IV

THE NEW MASTER

CHAPTER V

THE CRISIS

CHAPTER VI

"ONE THAT RULETH WELL HIS OWN HOUSE"

CHAPTER VII

FOXY

CHAPTER VIII

FOXY'S PARTNER

CHAPTER IX

HUGHIE'S EMANCIPATION

CHAPTER X

THE BEAR HUNT

CHAPTER XI

JOHN CRAVEN'S METHOD

CHAPTER XII

THE DOWNFALL

CHAPTER XIII

THE FIRST ROUND

CHAPTER XIV

THE FINAL ROUND

CHAPTER XV

THE RESULT

TO HIM THAT HATH

A NOVEL OF THE WEST OF TODAY

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I

THE GAME

CHAPTER II

THE COST OF SACRIFICE

CHAPTER III

THE HEATHEN QUEST

CHAPTER IV

ANNETTE

CHAPTER V

THE RECTORY

CHAPTER VI

THE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE

CHAPTER VII

THE FOREMAN

CHAPTER VIII

FREE SPEECH

CHAPTER IX

THE DAY BEFORE

CHAPTER X

THE NIGHT OF VICTORY

CHAPTER XI

THE NEW MANAGER

CHAPTER XII

LIGHT THAT IS DARKNESS

CHAPTER XIII

THE STRIKE

CHAPTER XIV

GATHERING CLOUDS

CHAPTER XV

THE STORM

CHAPTER XVI

A GALLANT FIGHT

CHAPTER XVII

SHALL BE GIVEN

BLACK ROCK

A TALE OF THE SELKIRKS

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I

CHRISTMAS EVE IN A LUMBER CAMP

CHAPTER II

THE BLACK ROCK CHRISTMAS

CHAPTER III

WATERLOO. OUR FIGHT-HIS VICTORY

CHAPTER IV

MRS. MAVOR'S STORY

CHAPTER V

THE MAKING OF THE LEAGUE

CHAPTER VI

BLACK ROCK RELIGION

CHAPTER VII

THE FIRST BLACK ROCK COMMUNION

CHAPTER VIII

THE BREAKING OF THE LEAGUE

CHAPTER IX

THE LEAGUE'S REVENGE

CHAPTER X

WHAT CAME TO SLAVIN

CHAPTER XI

THE TWO CALLS

CHAPTER XII

LOVE IS NOT ALL

CHAPTER XIII

HOW NELSON CAME HOME

CHAPTERS XIV.

GRAEME'S NEW BIRTH

CHAPTER XV

COMING TO THEIR OWN

THE PATROL OF THE SUN DANCE TRAIL

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I

THE TRAIL-RUNNER

CHAPTER II

HIS COUNTRY'S NEED

CHAPTER III

A-FISHING WE WILL GO

CHAPTER IV

THE BIG CHIEF

CHAPTER V

THE ANCIENT SACRIFICE

CHAPTER VI

THE ILLUSIVE COPPERHEAD

CHAPTER VII

THE SARCEE CAMP

CHAPTER VIII

THE GIRL ON NO. 1.

CHAPTER IX

THE RIDE UP THE BOW

CHAPTER X

RAVEN TO THE RESCUE

CHAPTER XI

SMITH'S WORK

CHAPTER XII

IN THE SUN DANCE CANYON

CHAPTER XIII

IN THE BIG WIGWAM

CHAPTER XIV

"GOOD MAN-GOOD SQUAW"

CHAPTER XV

THE OUTLAW

CHAPTER XVI

WAR

CHAPTER XVII

TO ARMS!

CHAPTER XVIII

AN OUTLAW, BUT A MAN

CHAPTER XIX

THE GREAT CHIEF

CHAPTER XX

THE LAST PATROL

CHAPTER XXI

WHY THE DOCTOR STAYED

THE SKY PILOT

A TALE OF THE FOOTHILLS

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

PREFACE

THE SKY PILOT

CHAPTER I

THE FOOTHILLS COUNTRY

CHAPTER II

THE COMPANY OF THE NOBLE SEVEN

CHAPTER III

THE COMING OF THE PILOT

CHAPTER IV

THE PILOT'S MEASURE

CHAPTER V

FIRST BLOOD

CHAPTER VI

HIS SECOND WIND

CHAPTER VII

THE LAST OF THE PERMIT SUNDAYS

CHAPTER VIII

THE PILOT'S GRIP

CHAPTER IX

GWEN

CHAPTER X

GWEN'S FIRST PRAYERS

CHAPTER XI

GWEN'S CHALLENGE

CHAPTER XII

GWEN'S CANYON

CHAPTER XIII

THE CANYON FLOWERS

CHAPTER XIV

BILL'S BLUFF

CHAPTER XV

BILL'S PARTNER

CHAPTER XVI

BILL'S FINANCING

CHAPTER XVII

HOW THE PINTO SOLD

CHAPTER XVIII

THE LADY CHARLOTTE

CHAPTER XIX

THROUGH GWEN'S WINDOW

CHAPTER XX

HOW BILL FAVORED "HOME-GROWN INDUSTRIES"

CHAPTER XXI.

HOW BILL HIT THE TRAIL

CHAPTER XXII

HOW THE SWAN CREEK CHURCH WAS OPENED

CHAPTER XXIII

THE PILOT'S LAST PORT

THE SKY PILOT IN NO MAN'S LAND

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

THE SKY PILOT IN NO MAN'S LAND

CHAPTER I

ONLY A MISSIONARY

CHAPTER II

ON THE RED PINE TRAIL

CHAPTER III

A QUESTION OF CONSCIENCE

CHAPTER IV

REJECTED

CHAPTER V

THE WAR DRUM CALLS

CHAPTER VI

THE MEN OF THE NORTH

CHAPTER VII

BARRICADES AND BAYONETS

CHAPTER VIII

A QUESTION OF NERVE

CHAPTER IX

SUBMARINES, BULLPUPS, AND OTHER THINGS

CHAPTER X

FRANCE

CHAPTER XI

THE NEW MESSAGE

CHAPTER XII

A MAN OF GOD

CHAPTER XIII

INTENSIVE TRAINING

CHAPTER XIV

A TOUCH OF WAR

CHAPTER XV

THINNING RANKS

CHAPTER XVI

THE PASSING OF McCUAIG

CHAPTER XVII

LONDON LEAVE AND PHYLLIS

CHAPTER XVIII

A WEDDING JOURNEY

CHAPTER XIX

THE PILOT'S LAST PORT

CHAPTER XX

"CARRY ON"

THE MAJOR

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

THE MAJOR

CHAPTER I

THE COWARD

CHAPTER II

A FIGHT FOR FREEDOM

CHAPTER III

THE ESCUTCHEON CLEARED

CHAPTER IV

SALVAGE

CHAPTER V

WESTWARD HO!

CHAPTER VI

JANE BROWN

CHAPTER VII

THE GIRL OF THE WOOD LOT

CHAPTER VIII

YOU FORGOT ME

CHAPTER IX

EXCEPT HE STRIVE LAWFULLY

CHAPTER X

THE SPIRIT OF CANADA

CHAPTER XI

THE SHADOW OF WAR

CHAPTER XII

MEN AND A MINE

CHAPTER XIII

A DAY IN SEPTEMBER

CHAPTER XIV

AN EXTRAORDINARY NURSE

CHAPTER XV

THE COMING OF JANE

CHAPTER XVI

HOSPITALITY WITHOUT GRUDGING

CHAPTER XVII

THE TRAGEDIES OF LOVE

CHAPTER XVIII

THE VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS

CHAPTER XIX

THE CLOSING OF THE DOOR

CHAPTER XX

THE GERMAN TYPE OF CITIZENSHIP

CHAPTER XXI

WAR

CHAPTER XXII

THE TUCK OF DRUM

CHAPTER XXIII

A NEUTRAL NATION

CHAPTER XXIV

THE MAJOR AND THE MAJOR'S WIFE

THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY

A TALE OF THE OTTAWA

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

DEDICATION

PREFACE

THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY

CHAPTER I

THE OPEN RIVER

CHAPTER II

VENGEANCE IS MINE

CHAPTER III

THE MANSE IN THE BUSH

CHAPTER IV

THE RIDE FOR LIFE

CHAPTER V

FORGIVE US OUR DEBTS

CHAPTER VI

A NEW FRIEND

CHAPTER VII

MAIMIE

CHAPTER VIII

THE SUGARING-OFF

CHAPTER IX

A SABBATH DAY'S WORK

CHAPTER X

THE HOME-COMING OF THE SHANTYMEN

CHAPTER XI

THE WAKE

CHAPTER XII

SEED-TIME

CHAPTER XIII

THE LOGGING BEE

CHAPTER XIV

SHE WILL NOT FORGET

CHAPTER XV

THE REVIVAL

CHAPTER XVI

AND THE GLORY

CHAPTER XVII

LENOIR'S NEW MASTER

CHAPTER XVIII

HE IS NOT OF MY KIND

CHAPTER XIX

ONE GAME AT A TIME

CHAPTER XX

HER CLINGING ARMS

CHAPTER XXI

I WILL REMEMBER

CHAPTER XXII

FORGET THAT I LOVED YOU

CHAPTER XXIII

A GOOD TRUE FRIEND

CHAPTER XXIV

THE WEST

CHAPTER XXV

GLENGARRY FOREVER

THE FOREIGNER

A TALE OF SASKATCHEWAN

By Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

PREFACE

CHAPTER I

THE CITY ON THE PLAIN

CHAPTER II

WHERE EAST MEETS WEST

CHAPTER III

THE MARRIAGE OF ANKA

CHAPTER IV

THE UNBIDDEN GUEST

CHAPTER V

THE PATRIOT'S HEART

CHAPTER VI

THE GRIP OF BRITISH LAW

CHAPTER VII

CONDEMNED

CHAPTER VIII

THE PRICE OF VENGEANCE

CHAPTER IX

BROTHER AND SISTER

CHAPTER X

JACK FRENCH OF THE NIGHT HAWK RANCH

CHAPTER XI

THE EDMONTON TRAIL

CHAPTER XII

THE MAKING OF A MAN

CHAPTER XIII

BROWN

CHAPTER XIV

THE BREAK

CHAPTER XV

THE MAIDEN OF THE BROWN HAIR

CHAPTER XVI

HOW KALMAN FOUND HIS MINE

CHAPTER XVII

THE FIGHT FOR THE MINE

CHAPTER XVIII

FOR FREEDOM AND FOR LOVE

CHAPTER XIX

MY FOREIGNER

THE PROSPECTOR

Ralph Connor

CONTENTS

I.

A SOCIAL IMPOSSIBILITY

II.

'VARSITY VERSUS MCGILL

III.

THE VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS

IV.

ONLY ONE CLAIM

V.

"YEA, AND HIS OWN LIFE ALSO"

VI.

ON THE TRAIL

VII.

THE OUTPOST

VIII.

THE OLD PROSPECTOR

IX.

TIM CARROLL

X.

THE TURF MEET

XI.

"I WAS A STRANGER, AND YE TOOK ME IN"

XII.

HIS KEEPER

XIII.

THE PRESIDENT OF GUY'S, LONDON

XIV.

OLD PROSPECTOR'S AWAKING

XV.

EJECTED AND REJECTED

XVI.

"STAY AT YOUR POST, LAD"

XVII.

BETTY'S LAST WORDS

XVIII.

THE DON'S RECOVERY

XIX.

THE REGION BEYOND

XX.

THE NEW POLICY

XXI.

THE WAITING GAME

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF RALPH CONNOR

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

CORPORAL CAMERON OF THE NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE

A TALE OF THE MACLEOD TRAIL

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THE DOCTOR

A TALE OF THE ROCKIES

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GLENGARRY SCHOOLDAYS

A STORY OF THE EARLY DAYS IN GLENGARRY

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TO HIM THAT HATH

A NOVEL OF THE WEST OF TODAY

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BLACK ROCK

A TALE OF THE SELKIRKS

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THE PATROL OF THE SUN DANCE TRAIL

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THE SKY PILOT

A TALE OF THE FOOTHILLS

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THE SKY PILOT IN NO MAN'S LAND

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THE MAJOR

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THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY

A TALE OF THE OTTAWA

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THE FOREIGNER

A TALE OF SASKATCHEWAN

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THE PROSPECTOR

Ralph Connor

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