History of Henry Esmond, Esq., A Colonel in the Service of Her Majesty Queen Anne

History of Henry Esmond, Esq., A Colonel in the Service of Her Majesty Queen Anne

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    Historical fiction
  • Languages: 
    English
  • Provider: Librivox
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A classic Victorian novel and a historical novel rolled into one! Read about court and army life during the reign of Queen Anne - a story of Catholic - Protestant intrigue, and the party which aspired to the restoration of Bonny Prince Charlie. And, a good love story as well. (Summary by Karen Merline)
Chapters
  • 01
    Preface & Introduction
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  • 02
    Bk I intro & Bk I, ch 01: An Account of the Family of Esmond of Castlewood Hall
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  • 03
    Bk I, ch 02: Relates how Francis, Fourth Viscount, arrives at Castlewood
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    Bk I, ch 03: Whither, in the time of Thomas, Third Viscount, I had preceded him as Page to Isabella
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    Bk I, ch 04: I am placed under a Popish Priest and bred to that Religion . . .Vicountess Castlewood
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    Bk I, ch 05: My Superiors are engaged in Plots for the Restoration of King James II
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    Bk I, ch 06: The Issue of the Plots.--The Death of Thomas, Third Viscount of Castlewood; and the Imprisonment of his Viscountess
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    Bk I, ch 07: I am left at Castlewood an Orphan, and find most kind Protectors there
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    Bk I, ch 08: After Good Fortune comes Evil
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    Bk I, ch 09: I have the Small-pox, and prepare to leave Castlewood
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    Bk I, ch 10: I go to Cambridge, and do but little Good there
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    Bk I, ch 11: I come home for a Holiday to Castlewood, and find a Skeleton in the House
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    Bk I, ch 12: My Lord Mohun comes among us for no Good
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    Bk I, ch 13: My Lord leaves us and his Evil behind him
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    Bk I, ch 14: We ride after him to London
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    Bk II, ch 01: I am in Prison, and Visited, but not Consoled there
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    Bk II, ch 02: I come to the End of my Captivity, but not of my Trouble
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    Bk II, ch 03: I take the Queen's Pay in Quin's Regiment
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    Bk II, ch 04: Recapitulations
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    Bk II, ch 05: I go on the Vigo Bay Expedition, taste Salt Water and smell Powder
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    Bk II, ch 06: The 29th December
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    Bk II, ch 07: I am made Welcome at Walcote
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    Bk II, ch 08: Family Talk
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    Bk II, ch 09: I make the Campaign of 1704
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    Bk II, ch 10: An Old Story about a Fool and a Woman
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    Bk II, ch 11: The famous Mr. Joseph Addison
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    Bk II, ch 12: I get a Company in the Campaign of 1706
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    Bk II, ch 13: I meet an Old Acquaintance in Flanders, and find my Mother's Grave, and my own Cradle there
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    Bk II, ch 14: The Campaign of 1707, 1708
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    Bk II, ch 15: General Webb wins the Battle of Wynendael
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    Bk III, ch 01: I come to an End of my Battles and Bruises
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    Bk III, ch 02: I go Home, and harp on the Old String
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    Bk III, ch 03: A Paper out of the "Spectator"
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    Bk III, ch 04: Beatrix's New Suitor
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    Bk III, ch 05: Mohun appears for the Last Time in this History
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    Bk III, ch 06: Poor Beatrix
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    Bk III, ch 07: I visit Castlewood once more
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    Bk III, ch 08: I travel to France and bring Home a Portrait of Rigaud
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    Bk III, ch 09: The Original of the Portrait comes to England
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    Bk III, ch 10: We entertain a very Distinguished Guest at Kensington
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    Bk III, ch 11: Our Guest quits us as not being Hospitable enough
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    Bk III, ch 12: A great Scheme, and who Balked it
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    August 1, 1714
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