Traitor and Loyalist; Or, The Man Who Found His Country

In the decade before the Civil War, there were few greater divides in America than that of North and South. In this classic work by Henry Kitchell Webster, the story is told of a man who lived in both worlds and found himself torn between them. As Webster vividly illustrates, it was not always possible to keep one's identity hidden from enemies or friends. Who would have believed that this man, this meek, gentle soul, who gave his strength away to be used for somebody else's ends--this man could be capable of such evil; capable of such deeds? Yet he was.This volume, one of the most celebrated novels in english language.