Manuel Pereira; Or, The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina
Adams, F. Colburn (Francis Colburn), 1850-1891
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Adams, F. Colburn (Francis Colburn), 1850-1891 · 31 chapters
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- Chapter I. THE UNLUCKY SHIPSample
- Chapter II. THE STEWARD'S BRAVERY
- Chapter III. THE SECOND STORM
- Chapter IV. THE CHARLESTON POLICE
- Chapter V. MR. GRIMSHAW, THE MAN OF THE COUNTY
- Chapter VI. THE JANSON IN THE OFFING
- Chapter VII. ARRIVAL OF THE JANSON
- Chapter VIII. A NEW DISH OF SECESSION
- Chapter VIII. A FEW POINTS OF THE LAW
- Chapter X. THE PROSPECT DARKENING
- Chapter XI. THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE
- Chapter XII. THE OLD JAIL
- Chapter XIII. HOW IT IS
- Chapter XIV. MANUEL PEREIRA COMMITTED
- Chapter XV. THE LAW'S INTRICACY
- Chapter XVI. PLEA OF JUST CONSIDERATION AND MISTAKEN CONSTANCY OF THE LAWS
- Chapter XVII. LITTLE GEORGE, THE CAPTAIN, AND MR. GRIMSHAW
- Chapter XVIII. LITTLE TOMMY AND THE POLICE
- Chapter XIX. THE NEXT MORNING, AND THE MAYOR'S VERDICT
- Chapter XX. EMEUTE AMONG THE STEWARDS
- Chapter XXI. THE CAPTAIN'S INTERVIEW WITH MR. GRIMSHAW
- Chapter XXII. COPELAND'S RELEASE, AND MANUEL'S CLOSE CONFINEMENT
- Chapter XXIII. IMPRISONMENT OF JOHN PAUL, AND JOHN BAPTISTE PAMERLIE
- Chapter XXIV. THE JANSON CONDEMNED
- Chapter XXV. GEORGE THE SECESSIONIST, AND HIS FATHER'S SHIPS
- Chapter XXVI. A SINGULAR RECEPTION
- Chapter XXVII. THE HABEAS CORPUS
- Chapter XXVIII. THE CAPTAIN'S DEPARTURE AND MANUEL'S RELEASE
- Chapter XXIX. MANUEL'S ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK
- Chapter XXX. THE SCENE OF ANGUISH
- CONCLUSION.