Alan Breck again
Subtitle: being an account of the adventures of Ian MacDonnell, of New York, and his foster-brother, Ho-no-we-na-to, son to the Onondaga royaneh, in the course of a journey to Scotland in the year 1755, and of their experiences with the famous Jacobite agent, Alan Breck Stewart, and the notorious spy, Pickle, as likewise, of their attempt to recover the Loch Arkaig treasure on behalf of Prince Charles Stuart, miscalled the Young Pretender
By: the which narrative has been edited and Englished by Arthur D. Howden Smith.
Publisher: Coward, McCann, inc.
Published: 1934
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 303
Subjects: Americans -- Scotland -- Fiction.; Jacobites -- Fiction.; Scotland -- Fiction.
Notes: Head and tail pieces.
Maps on lining-papers.
A contribution of the adventures of Robert Louis Stevenson's famous character.