The Trail of the Sword, Complete

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The Trail of the Sword, Complete

by Gilbert Parker

EN·~5 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total
1

By Gilbert Parker

2:54
2

INTRODUCTION - THE TRAIL OF THE SWORD

7:31
3

A NOTE

1:29
4

CHAPTER I - AN ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY

11:38
5

CHAPTER II - THE THREAT OF A RENEGADE

17:07
6

CHAPTER III - THE FACE AT THE WINDOW

11:45
7

CHAPTER IV - THE UPLIFTING OF THE SWORDS

10:44
8

CHAPTER V - THE FRUITS OF THE LAW

9:11
9

CHAPTER VI - THE KIDNAPPING

15:38
10

CHAPTER VII - FRIENDS IN COUNCIL

26:11

Description

A young soldier writes to his aging father, offering a tale that blends personal confession with the restless spirit of early North‑American warfare. Set against the fortified walls of Quebec, the story opens as British and French forces clash for control of the continent, and a passionate romance blossoms between a daring English officer and a spirited French‑Canadian maiden. Their love is tested by the roar of muskets, the rumble of cannons, and the ever‑present threat of betrayal.

The narrative follows the bold exploits of Jessica Leveret, the charismatic Pierre le Moyne, and the steadfast George Gering as they navigate honor, loyalty, and the harsh realities of frontier combat. Early skirmishes and a looming duel hint at the fierce personal and national rivalries that will shape their destinies, while a charismatic mutineer‑turned‑pirate adds a darker edge to the unfolding drama. Listeners will be drawn into a vivid portrait of courage, conflict, and the fragile hope of love in a tumultuous age.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (302K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by David Widger

Release date

2004-11-16

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gilbert Parker

Gilbert Parker

1862–1932

A Canadian-born writer who turned the history and folklore of Quebec into bestselling adventure and historical novels, he later became a public figure in Britain as well as a man of letters. His stories are remembered for their dramatic sweep, strong sense of place, and feel for imperial-era politics and romance.

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