J H Ingraham: 9 books

The "Prince of the House of David," written by Rev. Mr. Ingraham, needs no recommendation. Its fame has been, long since, established, and its fascination has already held sway over multitudes of delighted readers. Recognizing fully its merits, the publishers of this edition decided to put...

THE CLIPPER-YACHT; OR, MOLOCH, THE MONEY-LENDER! A Tale of London, AND THE THAMES. BY PROFESSOR J. H. INGRAHAM. Author of `Captain Kidd,' `The Quadroon,' `Mark Manly,' `Frank Rivers,' `The Beautiful Cigar Vender,' `Herman de Ruyter,' &c. &c. [Entered according to...

THE SEVEN KNIGHTS; OR TALES OF MANY LANDS. BEING CERTAIN ROMANCEROS OF CHIVALRY. BY J. H. INGRAHAM, ESQ.

HOWARD, OR, THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE a romance of the Tripolitan War J. H. Ingraham 1809-1860

My Dear Father: My first duty, as it is my highest pleasure, is to comply with your command to write you as soon as I should arrive at Jerusalem, and this letter, while it conveys intelligence of my arrival, will confirm to you my filial obedience. My journey hither occupied many days. When we traveled...

A poignant tale of love separation despair and hope. Ingraham excels himself in his portrayal of human emotions and thoughts. The tale revolves around Marie whose father prefers a Count to the young lieutenant she loves. With the threat of being confined for life in a convent looming closer Marie stumbles upon a secret which turns her life upside down. Engrossing!

At the close of a summer's day, sometime near the end of the fourteenth century, a party of young knights, seven in number, were returning to their several countries from attending a great tournament held in the lists of the Moorish palace of the Alhambra, then occupied by John, king of Castile....

THE BOATMAN. Still shorter was a short winter’s day rendered by a heavy and gloomy mist that filled the atmosphere and made it murky twilight long before the sun went down. It had just ended, in blasts and pelting rain, when a Thames boatman, chilled and wet by exposure, and with a pair of oars...

My Dear Father: My first duty, as it is my highest pleasure, is to comply with your command to write you as soon as I should arrive at Jerusalem, and this letter, while it conveys intelligence of my arrival, will confirm to you my filial obedience. My journey hither occupied many days. When we traveled...