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The fourth in the author's Cardigan series with the intention "to treat ... that part of the war for independence which particularly affected the great landed families of northern New York" (from the preface). An adventure as much as a romance, describing the hero's spying in New York followed by an expedition in upstate New York to frustrate Walter Butler's attempt to use the Iroquois to slaughter rebel countryside.
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"HAVING finished my duties in connection with Sir Peter's private estate and his voluminous correspondence-and the door of my chamber being doubly locked and bolted-I made free to attend to certain secret correspondence of my own, which for four years now had continued, without discovery, between the Military Intelligence Department of the Continental army and myself through the medium of one John Ennis, the tobacconist at the Sign of the Silver Box in Hanover Square."
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