The novels of Charles Lever
By: edited by his daughter.
Edition: Copyright ed.
Publisher: Downey and Co.
Published: 1897
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 37
Other titles: The confessions of Harry Lorrequer.; Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragon.; Jack Hinton, the guardsman.; Tom Burke of "Ours".; Arthur O'Leary, his wanderings and ponderings in many lands.; The O'Donoghur.; The knight of Gwynne.; Sir Jasper Carew, his life and experiences.; The diary and notes of Horace Templeton.; The confessions of Con Cregan.; Roland Cashel.; The Daltons.; The Dodd family abroad.; Maurice Thernay, soldier of fortune.; The Martins of Cro'Martin.; The fortunes of Glencore.; Davenport Dunn, a man of our day.; One of them.; Barrington.; A day's ride, a life's romance.; Luttrell of Arran.; Tony Butler.; The Bramleighs of Bishop's folly.; Sir Book Fossbrooke.; That boy of Norcott's.; Paul Gosslett's confessions.; A rent in a cloud.; Tales of the trains.; Nuts and nutcrackers.; St. Patrick's eve.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. The confessions of Harry Lorrequer.; title: v. 2-3. Charles O'Malley.; title: v. 4. Jack Hinton.; title: v. 5-6. Tom Burke of "Ours".; title: v. 7. Arthur O'Leary.; title: v. 8. The O'Donoghur.; title: v. 9-10. The knight of Gwynne.; title: v. 11. Sir Jasper Carew.; title: v. 12. The diary and notes of Horace Templeton.; title: v. 13. The confessions of Con Cregan.; title: v. 14-15. Roland Cashel.; title: v. 16-17. The Daltons.; title: v. 18-19. The Dodd family abroad.; title: v. 20. Maurice Thernay.; title: v. 21-22. The Martins of Cro'Martin.; title: v. 23. The fortunes of Glencore.; title: v. 24-25. Davenport Dunn.; title: v. 26. One of them.; title: v. 27. Barrington.; title: v. 28. A day's ride.; title: v. 29-30. Luttrell of Arran.; title: v. 31. Tony Butler.; title: v. 32-33. Sir Book Fossbrooke.; title: v. 34. The Bramleighs of Bishop's folly.; title: v. 35. That boy of Norcott's. Paul Goslett's confessions. A rent in a cloud.; title: v. 36. Lord Kilgobbin.; title: v. 37. Tales of the trains. Nuts and nutcrackers. St. Patrick's eve.