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The Tartar had for the last three years been on the Mediterranean statio'n. Although the English people regarded with the utmost horror the events that were taking place in France, there was no open breach between the two nations, and it was only when the king was brought to trial, and executed on zrst january 1793, that the popular feeling reached a height that rendered war inevitable; the French ambassador was ordered to leave England, and on Ist February the National Convention declared war.
Contains the following stories:
Château and ship / by G.A. Henty -- Adventures of a night / by John Bloundelle-Burton -- An outlaw's fortunes / by W.C. Whistler -- "A flight from justice;" or, how I became a Light Dragoon / by Percy Groves -- Longitude ten degrees / by Robert Leighton -- A soldier's vow, and how he kept it / by David Ker -- In luck's way / by Fred. Whishaw -- "Samana Kay" / by Harry Collingwood -- Hari-Ram, the Dacoit / by E.F. Pollard -- A jungle drama / by George Manville Fenn.