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Won by the Sword
A thrilling adventure of a young Scottish boy who wins great favor in the Parisian court as he bravely fights under a kindly general named Viscount Turenne. Filled with suspense, adventure, and action, this book deserves a 5 star rating!--Submitted by Anonymous
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- Preface.
- Chapter I: A Stroke of Good Fortune
- Chapter II: Choosing a Lackey
- Chapter III: The First Battle
- Chapter IV: Success
- Chapter V: The Relief of the Citadel
- Chapter VI: A Change of Scene
- Chapter VII: The Duc D'Enghien
- Chapter VIII: Rocroi
- Chapter IX: Honours
- Chapter X: An Estate and Title
- Chapter XI: The Castle of La Villar
- Chapter XII: The Poitou Regiment
- Chapter XIII: The Battles of Freiburg
- Chapter XIV: Just in Time
- Chapter XV: The Battle of Marienthal
- Chapter XVI: An Escape
- Chapter XVII: A Robber's Den
- Chapter XVIII: Nordlingen
- Chapter XIX: The Peasants' Revolt
- Chapter XX: An Old Score
- Chapter XXI: The Duke's Revenge
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