In Freedom's Cause Chapter XXVII - Bannockburn

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 14 - The Noyades

In which the valiant young Harry devises a daring plan to save Jeanne, Virginie, and their companions from a cruel fate on a doomed vessel, relying on courage and presence of mind beneath the waters. After a perilous escape aided by steadfast fishermen and heartfelt prayers, the survivors find refuge and tender care amongst loyal friends, all while the bonds of love and hope quietly deepen in the midst of turmoil.

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 13 - In the Hands of the Reds

In which young Harry de St. Caux faces the harrowing ordeal of his sisters' arrest during the turbulent days of the Reign of Terror, and with the help of sympathetic fishermen and villagers, sets about devising a daring plan to rescue them from imminent peril. Confronted with the grim realities of the Revolution and the shadow of the guillotine, Harry's resolve and resourcefulness lead him to lay careful preparations for a desperate and ingenious bid for their freedom.

In the Reign of Terror Chapter 12 - Nantes

In which Harry, using the authority bestowed upon him by Robespierre, endeavours to protect Marie, her sisters, and friends amidst the relentless peril of Revolutionary France, navigating dangers both from hostile neighbours and suspicious officials. Meanwhile, the loyal Jeanne fosters connections among the local poor, uncovering a hopeful plan for their escape across the Channel despite the ever-present shadow of suspicion and violence.

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.