The cover page is adapted from The Black Arrow, Cover Illustration, a painting completed in 1916 by N. C. Wyeth. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N._C._Wyethwww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Black Arrow
Chapitres (33)
- Prologue 0:00
- Book I: The Two Lads: I: At the Sign of the Sun in Kettley 34:13
- II: In the Fen 53:21
- III: The Fen Ferry 1:06:11
- IV: A Greenwood Company 1:22:04
- V: “Bloody as the Hunter” 1:39:09
- VI: To the Day’s End 1:57:16
- VII: The Hooded Face 2:12:46
- Book II: The Moat House: I: Dick Asks Questions 2:32:16
- II: The Two Oaths 2:51:04
- III: The Room Over the Chapel 3:08:13
- IV: The Passage 3:22:38
- V: How Dick Changed Sides 3:33:31
- Book III: My Lord Foxham: I: The House by the Shore 3:51:40
- II: A Skirmish in the Dark 4:06:56
- III: St. Bride’s Cross 4:20:25
- IV: The “Good Hope” 4:27:38
- V: The “Good Hope” (Continued) 4:46:08
- VI: The “Good Hope” (Concluded) 4:59:26
- Book IV: The Disguise: I: The Den 5:11:04
- II: “In Mine Enemies’ House” 5:27:20
- III: The Dead Spy 5:47:39
- IV: In the Abbey Church 6:03:46
- V: Earl Risingham 6:24:35
- VI: Arblaster Again 6:31:58
- Book V: Crookback: I: The Shrill Trumpet 6:54:38
- II: The Battle of Shoreby 7:09:16
- III: The Battle of Shoreby (Concluded) 7:23:40
- IV: The Sack of Shoreby 7:32:36
- V: Night in the Woods: Alicia Risingham 7:53:35
- VI: Night in the Woods (Concluded): Dick and Joan 8:10:27
- VII: Dick’s Revenge 8:31:01
- VIII: Conclusion 8:39:40
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Richard “Dick” Shelton fights in the service of Sir Daniel, an unprincipled knight who continually changes sides in the War of the Roses. Dick helps a young lady, dressed as a man, who is escaping Sir Daniel’s attempt to marry her off. In the meantime, Dick suspects that the man he serves had a hand in killing his father, and must figure out who his real friends are.
Robert Louis Stevenson first wrote this adventure and romance story in 1883, as a serial in a children’s literary magazine. It was published as a single volume in 1888.