Binding: Cloth
Book Condition: Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket
Edition: Reprint Edition
Size: 8vo; [viii], 298, [14] pages
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap Publishers, [ca. 1928], New York

[Book #45170]

Reprint Edition in red cloth with black lettering. Near Fine condition with lightly rubbed extremities in alike, lightly toned dust-jacket by J. Allen St. John. 28 publications listed in the advertising pages at the back of the book. The copyright page repeats the McClurg inscription, "First reprinting: March, 1927" even though G&D actually reprinted this title in 1928. Zeuschner 383;

"At seventeen he was the greatest swordsman in England; at eighteen his reputation as a fearless outlaw had traveled throughout the land and there was a tremendous price upon his head; at nineteen he was the leader of a fierce robber band of more than a thousand men, from noblemen to serf, the only requisites for admission being willingness and ability to fight and an oath to obey the Outlaw of Torn" (from the dust-jacket)