The Little Lady of Lagunitas: A Franco-Californian Romance
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THE LITTLE LADY OF LAGUNITAS
A FRANCO-CALIFORNIAN ROMANCE
INTRODUCTION.
LAGUNITAS.
BOOK I. — THE LAST OF THE DONS BY THE BLUE PACIFIC.
CHAPTER I. — UNDER THE MEXICAN EAGLE.—EXIT THE FOREIGNER.—MONTEREY, 1840.
CHAPTER II. — AT THE PRESIDIO OF SAN FRANCISCO.—WEDDING CHIMES FROM THE MISSION DOLORES.—LAGUNITAS RANCHO.
CHAPTER III. — A MISSING SENTINEL.—-FREMONT'S CAMP.
CHAPTER IV. — HELD BY THE ENEMY.—"THE BEAR FLAG."
BOOK II. — GOLD FOR ALL.—A NEW STAR IN THE FLAG.
CHAPTER V. — THE GOLDEN MAGNET.—FREE OR SLAVE?
CHAPTER VI. — LIGHTING FREEDOM'S WESTERN LAMP.
CHAPTER VII. — THE QUEEN OF THE EL DORADO.—GUILTY BONDS.
CHAPTER VIII. — JOAQUIN, THE MOUNTAIN ROBBER.—THE DON'S PERIL.
"JOAQUIN."
CHAPTER IX. — THE STRANGER'S FOOT AT LAGUNITAS. VALOIS' SPANISH BRIDE.
BOOK III. — GOING HOME TO DIXIE: STARS AND STRIPES, OR STARS AND BARS?
CHAPTER X. — A LITTLE DINNER AT JUDGE HARDIN'S.—THE KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE.
CHAPTER XI. — "I'SE GWINE BACK TO DIXIE."—THE FORTUNES OF WAR.—VAL VERDE.
CHAPTER XII. — HOOD'S DAY.—PEACHTREE CREEK.—VALOIS' LAST TRUST.—DE GRESS' BATTERY.—DEAD ON THE FIELD OF HONOR.
BOOK IV. — A LOST HEIRESS.—MILLIONS AT STAKE.
CHAPTER XIII. — MOUNT DAVIDSON'S MAGIC MILLIONS.—A CALIFORNIA PLUTOCRACY.—THE PRICE OF A CRIME.
CHAPTER XIV. — A MARIPOSA BONANZA.—NATALIE DE SANTOS BORN IN PARIS.—THE QUEEN OF THE EL DORADO JOINS THE GALLIC "FOUR HUNDRED."
CHAPTER XV. — AN OLD PRIEST AND A YOUNG ARTIST.—THE CHANGELINGS.
CHAPTER XVI. — NEARING EACH OTHER.—THE VALOIS HEIRS.
CHAPTER XVII. — WEAVING SPIDERS.—A COWARD BLOW.—MARIE BRARD'S DOOM.
"YOURS, MAXIME VALOIS."
"PEYTON."
PHILIP.
BOOK V. — REAPING THE WHIRLWIND.
CHAPTER XVIII. — JOE WOODS SURPRISES A LADY.—LOVE'S GOLDEN NETS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
HARDIN.
"THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
CHAPTER XIX. — LOVERS ONCE.—STRANGERS NOW.—FACE TO FACE.
CHAPTER XX. — JUDGE HARDIN MEETS HIS MATCH.—A SENATORIAL ELECTION.—IN A MARIPOSA COURT-ROOM.—THE TRUST FULFILLED AT LAGUNITAS.
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