In Freedom's Cause Chapter XXVII - Bannockburn

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 9 - Robespierre

In which Harry and his steadfast companions devise cautious plans to communicate with and aid the imprisoned Marie, whilst nursing their ailing friend Victor with anxious hope. Amidst these dark and somber times, Harry’s timely intervention in the street leads to an unexpected and momentous encounter with Robespierre himself, setting the stage for complex and unforeseen consequences.

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 11 - Marie and Victor

In which the kindhearted Harry arranges for the safe release and concealment of Marie, who, weakened by long imprisonment, is entrusted to a faithful couple while her sisters prepare for a hazardous journey away from Paris. Amidst anxious plotting and tender reunions, Harry devises a careful plan to evade the relentless watchfulness of the authorities, all the while nurturing hope in the slow recovery of the ailing Victor.

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 10 - Free

In which young Henry Sandwith, newly employed as secretary to the influential yet stern Robespierre, navigates the treacherous currents of revolutionary Paris while seeking to save his imprisoned friend, Marie de St. Caux. Amidst the daily rigours of political turmoil and the horrors of the Terror, he quietly aids the innocent and carefully prepares a daring rescue with the help of loyal allies.

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 7 - The 2d of September

In which the young patriots devise a daring plan to secure the release of their imprisoned friends by capturing the venomous Marat, pondering over the perils and schemes involved amidst revolutionary Paris. In which the storm of suspicion culminates in a terrifying massacre of prisoners, shaking the resolve of all but the fiercest revolutionaries, and leading to a desperate rescue of one overcome by horror.

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 6 - An Anxious Time

In which Harry adopts a humble disguise and navigates the tumultuous streets of Paris to aid the endangered St. Caux family, while also aiding the young Count de Gisons in eluding arrest and reuniting with his beloved Marie amidst the unrest. The party, careful to avoid suspicion, contemplates daring plans and the means to secure their loved ones’ safety as the city grows ever more fevered with revolutionary zeal.