Complete Western Romance of Alfred Henry Lewis

An American investigative journalist, lawyer, novelist, editor, and short story writer.

Contents

Wolfville (1897)

Wolfville Nights (1902)

Wolfville Days (1902)

The President (1904)

The Sunset Trail (1905)

Faro Nell and Her Friends (1913)

The Mormon Menace (1905)

Sandburrs and Others (1898)

The Black Lion Inn (1903)

An American Patrician, or The Story of Aaron Burr (1908)

The Apaches of New York (1912)

When Men Grew Tall, or The Story of Andrew Jackson (1907)

The Story of Paul Jones: An Historical Romance (1906)

Peggy O'Neal (1902)


Faro Nell and Her Friends-

A new story of "Wolfville" days—the best of all. It pictures the fine comradeship, broad understanding and simple loyalty of Faro Nell to her friends. Here we meet again Old Monte, Dave Tutt, Cynthiana, Pet-Named Original Sin, Dead Shot Baker, Doc Peets, Old Man Enright, Dan Boggs, Texas and Black Jack, the rough-actioned, good-hearted men and women who helped to make this author famous as a teller of tales of Western frontier life.

The Mormon Menace-

An official assassin of the Mormon Church under the late Brigham Young.

The President-

"The President" is more thoroughly a novel than "The Boss" in the development of love interest and intrigue. But the author has drawn upon his extraordinary knowlege of the inside of political life and he tells a remarkable story. "The President" is a book that will be heard from everywhere.

Wolfville Nights-

There are four things your cowboy must not do. He must not insult a woman; he must not shoot his pistol in a store or bar-room; he must not ride his pony into those places of resort; and as a last proposal he must not ride his pony on the sidewalks.