Martin Conisby

Martin Conisby has drifted away from his true love in the conclusion to Black Bartelmy's Treasure. His need to avenge his father's death carries him to a pirate-filled sea, the Central American jungles, and many a chivalric battle. He needs to find his way back home, to his love, and to himself.

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• Publisher Information
• Dedication
• 1: How My Solitude Came To An End
• 2: My Troubles Begin
• 3: How I Heard A Song That I Knew
• 4: How I Laboured To My Salvation
• 5: Telleth How All My Travail Came To Nought
• 6: How I Succoured One Don Federigo, A Gentleman of Spain
• 7: I Am Determined On My Vengeance, And My Reasons Therefor
• 8: How The Days of my Watching Were Accomplished
• 9: We Fall Among Pirates
• 10: How I Came Aboard The Happy Despatch And Of My Sufferings There
• 11: How I Fought In The Dark With One Pompey, A Great Blackamoor
• 12: Of Battle, Murder and Resolution Day, His Point of View
• 13: How We Fought An English Ship
• 14: Telleth How The Fight Ended
• 15: How I Fell In With My Friend, Captain Sir Adam Penfeather
• 16: How I Had Word With My Lady, Joan Brandon
• 17: Telleth The Outcome Of My Prideful Folly
• 18: Of Roger Tressady And How the Silver Woman Claimed Her Own At Last
• 19: How Joanna Changed Her Mind
• 20: I Go To Seek My Vengeance
• 21: How I Came to Nombre De Dios
• 22: How At Last I Found My Enemy, Richard Brandon
• 23: How I Found My Soul
• 24: Of Our Adventure At Sea
• 25: We Are Driven Ashore
• 26: Our Desperate Situation
• 27: We Commence Our Journey
• 28: We Fall In With One Atlamatzin, An Indian Chief
• 29: Telleth Somewhat of a Strange City
• 30: We Resume Our Journey
• 31: I Meet a Madman
• 32: How I Found My Beloved At Last
• 33: Of Dreams
• 34: Of Love
• 35: The Coming of Adam And Of Our Great Joy Therein