Gunter Archibald C. The Spy Company: A Story of the Mexican War

New York: The Home Publishing Company, 1903. — 295 p.The summer night was falling softly upon Saratoga when that great watering place was scarce more than a village embowered in trees ; when most of its present magnificent avenues were pretty turnpike roads and some only bridle paths; Saratoga when those who sought its summer retreat came to it leisurely, many of them by stage-coach, to find recreation in its pleasant country and health in the living waters of its sparkling.
springs; the Saratoga of 1844, before half a dozen converging railroads had made it part of our rushing, bustling, frantic, modern world ; a quiet, serene picnic place only disturbed by politics.Saratoga in Eighteen Hundred and Forty-four.
War With Mexico.
The Captain of Texan Rangers.
The Fight for the Desert Spring.
Taylor's Camp at Corpus Christi.
The March for the Rio Grande.
The Goliad House.
The Dancing Girl of Matamoras.
To Save Him, I Spare Her!
Frontier Chivalry.
The Passions of the Prairie.
The Smugglers' Trail.
The Glory of His Fighting.
Miss Godfrey's father.
"My Dear Daddy".
The Coming of the Superintendent.
Sharpe Hampton's Sweetheart.
A Mighty Suspicion.
Night on the Lone Plantation.
Beyond The Rio Grande.
Florito's Fandango.
The Waif of the Border.
The Spy Company.
Carmelita's Return.