Wild Nat, the Trooper; or, The Cedar Swamp Brigade

It's 1776, and the Revolution needs men brave enough to fight for it. Nathaniel Ernshaw, known as Wild Nat for his reckless courage, has his eyes on two prizes: the heart of Catherine Vale and glory on the battlefield. When Catherine is kidnapped by a rival suitor aligned with the British, Nat must lead his Cedar Swamp Brigade through enemy lines to rescue her, prove his worth, and prove that love is worth fighting for. This is uncut adventure fiction from the dime novel era: swashbuckling romance, partisan warfare, and the燃烧 youthful conviction that one man can change history. William R. Eyster delivers exactly what popular fiction of the late 19th century promised, action, intrigue, and a hero worth rooting for. The political turbulence of the Revolution becomes the backdrop for a very personal war: who wins Catherine, and who wins the new nation? For readers who want historical fiction that doesn't take itself too seriously, or anyone who wonders what their ancestors read for fun.