When I Was Czar

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Arthur W. Marchmont

CONTENTS

Chapter I A LETTER HOME

Chapter II PRINCE KALKOV'S PROPOSITION

Chapter III THE EMPEROR STARTS

Chapter IV WHEN I WAS CZAR

Chapter V A CZAR DEFIED

Chapter VI HIS MAJESTY A PRISONER

Chapter VII "I AM NOT THE CZAR"

Chapter VIII DEEPER IN

Chapter IX HELGA SPEAKS

Chapter X VASTIC

Chapter XI CONVICTION AT LAST

Chapter XII HELGA'S ANGER

Chapter XIII THE ATTACK

Chapter XIV CONCERNING THE VALUE OF HOSTAGES

Chapter XV THE DANGERS THICKEN

Chapter XVI HELGA'S DEFEAT

Chapter XVII AT THE GATES OF THE PALACE

Chapter XVIII PRINCE KALKOV'S WELCOME

Chapter XIX TURNING THE SCREW

Chapter XX A DEATH TRAP

Chapter XXI AT THE SQUARE OF SAN SOPHIA

Chapter XXII FLIGHT

Chapter XXIII AT THE FRONTIER

Chapter XXIV THE FRESH CAMPAIGN

Chapter XXV THE LUCK WAVERS

Chapter XXVI I WIN

Chapter XXVII A LAST MOVE

Chapter XXVIII LOVE WILL HAVE ITS WAY

Chapter XXIX A LAST PRECAUTION

Chapter XXX THE PRINCE OUTWITTED

Chapter XXXI AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR

Chapter XXXII THE END

“‘IT IS NOT CUSTOMARY FOR ME TO EXPLAIN MY POSITION
TWICE,’ I SAID WITH A LOFTY AIR.”—Page 30.

When I         
          Was Czar

A ROMANCE

By ARTHUR W. MARCHMONT

Author of “By Wit of Woman,” “In The Name of a
Woman,” “By Right of Sword,” “For
Love or Crown,” etc.

A. L. BURT COMPANY Publishers
NEW YORK

Copyright, 1903,
By Arthur W. Marchmont

All rights reserved

Published in October, 1903

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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