Firebrand Trevison is a 1918 Western adventure novel by Charles Alden Seltzer. It follows the rider known as Firebrand Trevison amid conflicts of power, law, and justice on the American frontier. A classic tale for listeners who enjoy action and moral drama of the Old West.
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Text source: gutenberg.org · The work is in the public domain.
Opening of the book
“FIREBRAND” TREVISON INSTINCTIVELY EACH KNEW THE OTHER FOR A FOE. [Page 25] “FIREBRAND” TREVISON BY CHARLES ALDEN SELTZER AUTHOR OF THE VENGENCE OF JEFFERSON GAWNE, THE BOSS OF THE LAZY Y, THE RANGE BOSS, Etc. ILLUSTRATED BY P. V. E. IVORY GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK Made in the United States of America
Copyright A. C. McClurg & Co. 1918 Published September, 1918 Copyrighted in Great Britain Contents CHAPTER I The Rider of the Black Horse II In Which Hatred is Born III Beating a Good Man IV The Long Arm of Power V A Telegram and a Girl VI A Judicial Puppet VII Two Letters Go East VIII The Chaos of Creation IX Straight Talk X The Spirit of Manti XI For the “Kiddies” XII Exposed to the Sunlight XIII Another Letter XIV A Rumble Of War XV A Mutual Benefit Association XVI Wherein A Woman Lies XVII Justice Vs. Law XVIII Law Invoked and Defied XIX A Woman Rides in Vain XX And Rides Again—in Vain XXI Another Woman Rides XXII A Man Errs—and Pays XXIII First Principles XXIV Another Woman Lies XXV In the Dark XXVI The Ashes XXVII The Fight XXVIII The Dregs XXIX The Calm
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