The Great Roxhythe
A Restoration-era courtier sacrifices his fortune, reputation, and chance at personal happiness to serve his king as a secret spy.
Contents
- Imprint
- Epigraph
- Dedication
- Book I: The Ways Run Parallel
- I: The King and His Favourite
- II: The King His Councillors
- III: Christopher Dart
- IV: Flushing
- V: Mynheer de Staal
- VI: Roderick Dart
- VII: William of Orange
- VIII: The Amiable Mr. Milward Perplexed
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- IX: The King of England
- Book II: The Ways Diverge
- I: January, 1669
- II: The Offer
- III: Her Ladyship
- IV: Her Ladyship’s Perplexity
- V: Lady Crewe
- VI: The Price
- VII: The First Seed of Doubt
- VIII: Madame
- IX: The Growth of the Seed
- X: May, 1670
- XI: Unrest
- Book III: Quo Vadis?
- I: Whitehall
- II: The Husband
- III: The Challenge
- IV: Progression
- V: The Most Noble the Marquis
- VI: The King His Will
- VII: The Hand of Fate
- VIII: The Amiable Mr. Milward Again
- IX: Disillusionment
- X: The Bitter Hour
- Book IV: The One Part
- I: The New Master
- II: The Coming of William
- III: La Kéroualle
- IV: The Meeting
- V: Discord
- VI: The Decision
- VII: The Revenge
- VIII: The Haven
- Book V: The Other Part
- I: The Triple Game
- II: The Schemers
- III: Agitations
- IV: The King His Triumph
- V: Plots
- VI: Monmouth
- VII: February, 1685
- VIII: The Losing Game
- IX: The Sunderlands
- X: The Shot
- XI: The Great Roxhythe
- Colophon
- Uncopyright
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