CHAP.

I. Bamburgh and its Coast

II. Athelstan at Vinheath

III. Monks and Minstrels

IV. Sir Patrick Spens

V. Auld Maitland

VI. The Mystery of the Eildons

VII. Black Agnes of Dunbar

VIII. The Young Tamlane

IX. The Gay Goss-Hawk

X. The Corbies

XI. Otterbourne and Chevy Chase

XII. The Douglas Clan

XIII. Alnwick Castle and the Percies

XIV. Hexham and Queen Margaret

XV. Fair Helen of Kirkconnell

XVI. Johnie of Breadislee

XVII. Katharine Janfarie

XVIII. By Lauder Bridge

XIX. The Battle of Flodden Field

XX. After Flodden

XXI. Graeme and Bewick

XXII. The Song of the Outlaw Murray

XXIII. Johnie Armstrong

XXIV. The Lament of the Border Widow

XXV. The Raid of the Kers

XXVI. Merrie Carlisle

XXVII. Kinmont Willie

XXVIII. Dick o' the Cow

XXIX. The Lochmaben Harper

XXX. The Rookhope Ride

XXXI. Barthram's Dirge

XXXII. Queen Mary and the Borders

XXXIII. The Raid of the Reidswire

XXXIV. Jock o' the Side

XXXV. Hobbie Noble

XXXVI. The Laird o' Logie

XXXVII. Jamie Telfer of the Fair Dodhead

XXXVIII. Muckle-Mou'd Meg

XXXIX. The Dowie Dens of Yarrow

XL. Belted Will and the Baronry of Gilsland

XLI. Gilderoy

XLII. Archie Armstrong's Oath

XLIII. Christie's Will

XLIV. Northumberland at the Time of the Civil War

XLV. Montrose and Lesly

XLVI. The Death of Montrose

XLVII. The Borderers and the Jacobites

XLVIII. The Nine Nicks o' Thirlwall

XLIX. In Wild Northumberland To-Day

*Illustrations*

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