BURNING OF JAMESTOWN CHAPTER XXII.

VENGEANCE WITH A VENGEANCE CHAPTER XXIII.

CONCLUSION HISTORICAL INDEX CHRONOLOGY LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS: His tired child was at his side uncomplainingly Ducking stool "I'll scratch your eyes out!" Once more he bent over the sleeping children Kieft from the ramparts watched the burning wigwams Stuyvesant The squaw, with a yell of fear, wheeled to fly for her life Blanche could not utter a word of consolation Oliver Cromwell "Peter the Headstrong," unable to control his passion, tore the letter into pieces Tomb of Stuyvesant The door was thrown open, and the boy Robert entered to take a part in the scene His temper flamed out in word "Are you ready ?" Sir Henry Vane "Our journey is not one half over!" "You are not lost, if you follow me!" He fell upon his face in the mud and water with his gun under him He flung him down the front steps where he lay in a heap on the ground "Here! Shoot me! 'Fore God, a fair mark!" Ruins of Jamestown The ball struck four or five feet to Robert's left, and in front of him, splashing up a jet of water Map of the period A CENTURY TOO SOON..