Catriona : a sequel to "Kidnapped" : being memoirs of the further adventures of David Balfour at home and abroad : in which are set forth his misfortunes anent the Appin murder ; his troubles with Lord Advocate Grant ; captivity on the Bass Rock ; journey into Holland and France ; and singular relations with James More Drummond or MacGregor, a son of the notorious Rob Roy, and his daughter Catriona, written by himself, and now set forth / by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894.

Contributor:

British Imprints Collection (Athenaeum of Philadelphia)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Scotland--History--18th century--Fiction.

Scotland.

Genre:

Historical fiction.

Physical Description:

ix, 371 p. ; 20 cm.

Other Title:

David Balfour.

Place of Publication:

London ; Paris ; Melbourne : Cassell and Company Limited, 1893.

Contents:

Dedication. Summary of "Kidnapped." Part I: The Lord Advocate. A beggar on horseback

The Highland writer

I go to Pilrig

Lord Advocate Prestongrange

In the advocate's house

Umquile the master of Lovat

I make a fault in honour

The bravo

The heather on fire

The red-headed man

The wood by Silvermills

On the march again with Alan

Gillane Sands

The bass

Black Andie's tale of Tod Lapraik

The missing witness

The memorial

The tee'd ball

I am much in the hands of the ladies

I continue to move in good society

Part II: Father and daughter. The voyage into Holland

Helvoetsluys

Travels in Holland

Full story of a copy of Heineccius

The return of James More

The threesome

A twosome

In which I am left alone

We meet in Dunkirk

The letter from the ship

Conclusion.

Notes:

Published in America under title: David Balfour.

La Belle Sauvage device on verso of t.p.

On prelim. leaf list of author's works.

Also published under title: David Balfour.

Local Notes:

Athenaeum copy: Gift: Mrs. Benjamin Hoffman.

Athenaeum copy: Ms. inscription on front flyleaf: "Helen Spencer Bell, Oct. 1893."