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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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Table of Contents

- INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF RALPH CONNOR

- Compiled by David Widger

- CONTENTS

- Click on the ## before many of the titles to view a linked table of contents for that volume. Click on the title itself to open the original online file.

- TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

- CORPORAL CAMERON OF THE NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE

- A TALE OF THE MACLEOD TRAIL

- CONTENTS

- THE DOCTOR

- A TALE OF THE ROCKIES

- CONTENTS

- GLENGARRY SCHOOLDAYS

- A STORY OF THE EARLY DAYS IN GLENGARRY

- CONTENTS

- TO HIM THAT HATH

- A NOVEL OF THE WEST OF TODAY

- CONTENTS

- BLACK ROCK

- A TALE OF THE SELKIRKS

- CONTENTS

- 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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