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Cyrus Brady

Secret ServiceSecret Service Being the Happenings of a Night in Richmond in the Spring of 1865 Done into Book Form from the Play by WIlliam Gillette I DEDICATE MY SHARE OF THIS JOINT PRODUCTIONTOThe many people of the stage, personally known and unknown by me, who have so often interested, amused...

Sir Henry Morgan, Buccaneer: A Romance of the Spanish MainBrady Cyrus Townsend Sir Henry Morgan, Buccaneer: A Romance of the Spanish Main TO MY ONLY BROTHERCOLONEL JASPER EWING BRADYLATE U.S. ARMY "Woe to the realms which he coasted! for thereWas shedding of blood and rending of hair,Rape of maid...

Woven with the Ship: A Novel of 1865Cyrus Townsend Brady Woven with the Ship: A Novel of 1865 Together with certain other veracious tales of various sorts PREFACE Prefaces remind me of a certain text of Scripture, —i. e., "the last shall be first," – for they are things written after which go bef...

Commodore Paul JonesCyrus Townsend Brady Commodore Paul Jones PREFACE In preparing this work I began, I admit, with an ardent admiration for John Paul Jones, born of long study of his career. I have endeavored, however, so far as possible, to lay aside my preconceived opinions and predisposition ...

The Grip of HonorCyrus Townsend Brady The Grip of Honor / A Story of Paul Jones and the American Revolution BOOK I THEY MEET AND PART CHAPTER I A Stern Chase on a Lee Shore "The wind is freshening; we gain upon her easily, I think, sir.""Decidedly. This is our best point of sailing, and our best ...

By the World Forgot: A Double Romance of the East and WestCyrus Townsend Brady By the World Forgot: A Double Romance of the East and West BOOK I "Ship me somewheres east of Suez" BY THE WORLD FORGOTCHAPTER I A CLASH OF WILLS AND HEARTS "For the last time, will you marry me?""No.""But you don't lo...

The Chalice Of Courage: A Romance of ColoradoBrady Cyrus Townsend The Chalice Of Courage: A Romance of Colorado PREFACE Prefaces, like much study, are a weariness to the flesh; to some people, not to me. I can conceive of no literary proposition more attractive than the opportunity to write unlim...