thepresentstoryonths,only,

aftertheternationofthefrangerhe

planintheyoungbuglers,et

ofhorse,andintisofperil,andontinue,in

furthervolusofgiving,uheguiseofhistoricaltales,

fullandaurateatsofalltheleadisofgreatwars,

hadnotoyobjectorepresentonephase

ofthestruggletheaofthebodiesofvoluroopsknown

asfranctireurs.

thestoryislaidinfrandis,therefore,the

frenchpointofviees,places,anddateshavebeen

ged;butcirdisaretrue.therewerea

goodnyenglishangthefranfifteen

tosixteeneansunnintheirranks.havingbeen

abroadduringthehehese

irregulars,andhadseveralintitefriendsangsttheuponthe

uchlessserviauseoffrance

thanghthavebeenreasonablyexpected.theyoooftenbadly

led,aisabsolutelyhanuseless.

butthereanyofthosedaring

asedandurage

ofthehighestkindareunknootheworldingeneral,andfind

noplaanyoftheourrehistaleare

related,alstinthee,by

those;andnearlyeveryfade

ayohoutaspiring

totherankofahistory,ho,thestorywillgiveyoua

fairideaofthelifeofthefranctireurs

soofthectuallyed.

yourssincerely,

theauthor.

chapter1:theoutbreakofwar.

theusuallyquietoldtoent.

therehestreets;especiallyroundthe

ers,heoffiardsedup.bothatthe

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