Gleam in the North
D. K. Broster
Play
Length 12 h 54 min
Chapters 25
First published 1927
Six years have passed since the failed Jacobite rising of 1745. Ewen Cameron's quiet life on his Scottish Highland estate is threatened when his loyalty to the Cause again demands that he support a new Jacobite plot. During the course of his adventures, he meets the family of his friend Keith Windham. Ewen's loyalty endangers him, but the danger faced by his cousin Dr. Archibald Cameron is even greater. The book is partly based on historical events. (Summary by Elin)
Chapters
1
Chapter 1: The Broken Claymore Read by Elin 29:16
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Chapter 2: Lieutenant Hector Grant of the Régiment d’Albanie Read by Elin 26:59
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Chapter 3: A French Song by Loch Treig Read by Elin 25:27
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Chapter 4: The Man with a Price on His Head Read by Elin 38:00
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Chapter 5: Keithie Has Too Many Physicians Read by Elin 22:29
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Chapter 6: ‘Who is this Man?’ Read by Elin 39:22
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Chapter 7: A Great Many Lies Read by Elin 26:35
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Chapter 8: On Christmas Night Read by Elin 28:55
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Chapter 9: The Worm at the Heart Read by Elin 43:29
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Chapter 10: ‘An Enemy Hath Done This’ Read by Elin 44:52
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Chapter 11: The Castle on the Shore Read by Elin 25:21
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Chapter 12: After Sunset Read by Elin 33:30
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Chapter 13: The Reluctant Villain Read by Elin 41:59
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Chapter 14: In Time—and too Late Read by Elin 36:34
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Chapter 15: ‘’Twas there that we parted——’ Read by Elin 26:56
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Chapter 16: The Door in Arlington Street Read by Elin 30:05
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Chapter 17: Foreseen and Unforeseen Read by Elin 20:37
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Chapter 18: Crossing Swords Read by Elin 37:37
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Chapter 19: Keith Windham’s Mother Read by Elin 33:48
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Chapter 20: ‘Lochaber no More’ Read by Elin 25:44
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Chapter 21: Finlay MacPhair is both Unlucky and Fortunate Read by Elin 37:04
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Chapter 22: ‘Stone-dead hath no Fellow’ Read by Elin 36:48
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Chapter 23: Constant as Steel Read by Elin 32:28
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Chapter 24: ‘The Sally-Port to Eternity’ Read by Elin 20:07
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Epilogue Read by Elin 10:07
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