The Phantom of the River
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Chapter 12 CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA.
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Released on: 01/12/2017
a child, or a skill in the use of the rifle hardly second to that of Kenton and Boone, has a singular but momentous
1 Chapter 1 LONGING FOR NIGHT.2 Chapter 2 THE CAWING OF A CROW.3 Chapter 3 THE HALT IN THE WOODS.4 Chapter 4 ON THE EDGE OF THE CLEARING.5 Chapter 5 DARING AND DELICATE WORK.6 Chapter 6 THE RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN.7 Chapter 7 A QUESTION OF OWNERSHIP.8 Chapter 8 BY THE WAY.9 Chapter 9 THE ACCIDENT. 10 Chapter 10 AT RATTLESNAKE GULCH.11 Chapter 11 WATCHING AND WAITING.12 Chapter 12 CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA.13 Chapter 13 UNKIND FATE.14 Chapter 14 THE INTRUDER.15 Chapter 15 A DARK PROSPECT.16 Chapter 16 SIMON KENTON IN A PANIC.17 Chapter 17 A RUN OF GOOD FORTUNE.18 Chapter 18 IT'S AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS NOBODY ANY GOOD. 19 Chapter 19 A FELLOW-PASSENGER.20 Chapter 20 WAR'S STRATEGY.21 Chapter 21 THE PHANTOM OF THE RIVER.22 Chapter 22 PUTTING OUT FROM SHORE.23 Chapter 23 THE SHAWANOE CAMP.24 Chapter 24 THE FORLORN HOPE.25 Chapter 25 FACE TO FACE.26 Chapter 26 IN THE LION'S DEN.27 Chapter 27 THE LAST RECOURSE.28 Chapter 28 THE RETURN.29 Chapter 29 SQUARING ACCOUNTS.30 Chapter 30 CONCLUSION.