acy.

=A Lost Leader.=

A realistic romance woven around a striking personality.

=A Maker of History.=

"Explains" the Russian Baltic fleet's attack on the North
Sea fishing fleet.

=Enoch Strone: A Master of Men.=

The story of a self-made man who made a foolish early
marriage.

=The Malefactor.=

An amazing story of a man who suffered imprisonment for a
crime he did not commit.

=The Traitors.=

A capital romance of love, adventure and Russian intrigue.

=A Prince of Sinners.=

An engrossing story of English social and political life.

=A Millionaire of Yesterday.=

A gripping story of a wealthy West African miner.

=The Man and His Kingdom.=

A dramatic tale of adventure in South America.

=Anna the Adventuress.=

A surprising tale of a bold deception.

=Mysterious Mr. Sabin.=

An ingenious story of a world-startling international
intrigue.

=The Yellow Crayon.=

Containing the exciting experiences of Mr. Sabin with a
powerful secret society.

=The Betrayal.=

A thrilling story of treachery in high diplomatic circles.

=A Sleeping Memory.=

A remarkable story of an unhappy girl who was deprived of
her memory.

=The Master Mummer.=

The strange romance of beautiful Isobel de Sorrens.

Little, Brown, & Co., _Publishers_, Boston

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