In furthest Ind

About this eBook

Author

Grier, Sydney C., 1868-1933

Title

In furthest Ind : The narrative of Mr Edward Carlyon of the honourable East India Company's service

Original Publication

London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1894.

Credits

an anonymous Project Gutenberg volunteer

Language

English

LoC Class

PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

Subject

East India Company -- Fiction

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 74298

Release Date

August 22, 2024

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.IN FURTHEST IND
2. 2.[NOTE.]
3. 3.TO HIM THAT READS.
4. 4.CONTENTS.
5. 5.IN FURTHEST IND. — CHAPTER I. OF MY DESCENT AND PARENTAGE, AND OF MY SENDING TO THE INDIES. — CHAPTER II. OF MY TARRYING IN LONDON AND OF MY SAILING IN THE GOOD SHIP BOSCOBEL, AND ALSO OF MY MAKING AN ENEMY IN MR VANE SPENDER. — CHAPTER III. OF MY ARRIVING AT SURAT, AND OF THE POSTURE OF AFFAIRS THERE. — CHAPTER IV. OF MY SENDING TO GOA BY MY EMPLOYERS, AND OF THOSE THINGS THAT BEFELL ME THERE. — CHAPTER V. OF THE EVENTS THAT BEFELL ME ON MY ARREST, AND IN THE HOLY HOUSE AT GOA. — CHAPTER VI. OF THE SECRET, DREADFUL, AND BLOODY DOINGS OF THE TRIBUNAL OF THE HOLY INQUISITION. — CHAPTER VII. OF MY AMAZING AND MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM MOST IMMINENT DEATH. — CHAPTER VIII. OF MY SECOND VOYAGE IN THE BOSCOBEL, AND OF THE ENDING THEREOF. — CHAPTER IX. OF MY FINDING THE NEW FRANCE IN THE INDIES. — CHAPTER X. OF THE CONFIDENCE REPOSED IN ME BY MY LORD, AND OF THE PITFALL WHEREIN I FELL. — CHAPTER XI. OF MY CASTING OUT FROM MY FOOL’S PARADISE. — CHAPTER XII. OF A PART OF MY LIFE THAT HAD BEEN BETTER SPENT OTHERWISE THAN IT WAS. — CHAPTER XIII. OF MY JOURNEYING TO THE CITY OF AGRA; OF MY COMING THITHER, AND OF THE PERSON I FOUND THERE. — CHAPTER XIV. OF MY LEAVING THE CITY OF THE GREAT MOGUL IN THE COMPANY OF ONE THAT HAD NOT ENTERED THEREIN WITH ME. — CHAPTER XV. OF MY SECOND DELIVERANCE FROM EXTREME PERIL OF DEATH. — CHAPTER XVI. OF MY DEPARTING FROM EAST INDIA, AND RETURNING TO MY HOME AND DOROTHY. — CHAPTER XVII. OF MY SETTING TO REAP THE HARVEST I HAD SOWN. — CHAPTER XVIII. OF MY ATTAINING MY DESIRED HAVEN AFTER LONG TRIAL OF STORMY SEAS. — CHAPTER XIX. OF CERTAIN ANCIENT FRIENDS OF MINE THAT WERE SUFFERERS FOR CONSCIENCE’ SAKE. — CHAPTER XX. A CHAPTER EXTRAORDINARY, ADDED ON THE ADVICE OF THE AUTHOR’S FRIENDS, FOR TO DECLARE HOW IT COME ABOUT THAT THIS BOOK WAS WROTE.
6. 6.APPENDICES. — APPENDIX I. THE NATIVE RACES OF INDIA. — APPENDIX II. THE SPELLING OF PROPER NAMES. — APPENDIX III. PRIVATE TRADING BY THE COMPANY’S SERVANTS. — APPENDIX IV. OLD AND NEW GOA AND MODERN GOA. — APPENDIX V. THE FRENCH AT SAN THOMÉ. — APPENDIX VI. THE HISTORICAL BASIS OF THIS STORY.
7. 7.ENDNOTES.
8. 8.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES.

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