The Indian scout
Subtitle: or, Life on the frontier
By: by Gustave Aimard ; [translated by Lascelles Wraxall]
Edition: Complete and unabridged ed.
Publisher: T.B. Peterson
Published: 1850
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 202
Subjects: Frontier and pioneer life; Fiction; Indians of North America
Notes: Rare Book copy: Bound with: Aimard, Gustave. The prairie flower. [1850?]
Table of contents: title: 1. The surprise; title: 2. The guest; title: 3. A night conference; title: 4. Indians and hunters; title: 5. Mutual explanations; title: 6. A dark history; title: 7. A dark history (continued); title: 8. A dark history (concluded); title: 9. Brighteye and marksman; title: 10. Fresh characters; title: 11. The ford of the Rubio; title: 12. Don Stefano Cohecho; title: 13. The ambuscade; title: 14. The travellers; title: 15. Return to life; title: 16. The search after truth; title: 17. Don Mariano; title: 18. Before the trial; title: 19. Face to face; title: 20. The judgment; title: 21. Brighteye; title: 22. The camp; title: 23. Flying Eagle; title: 24. Quiepaa Tani; title: 25. A trio of villains; title: 26. A hunt on the prairie; title: 27. A hunt on the prairie (concluded); title: 28. Red skins and white; title: 29. The council; title: 30. The second detachment; title: 31. The Tlacateotzin; title: 32. First steps through the city; title: 33. Explanatory; title: 34. Conversational; title: 35. The interview; title: 36. A meeting; title: 37. Complications; title: 38. A walk in the dark; title: 39. The great medicine; title: 40. The final struggle; title: Epilogue.