TOIL OF THE BRAVE by Inglis Fletcher Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, (1946). First edition (stated). King's Mountain Edition: Limited and SIGNED by the author. Three corner tips mildly bumped, else near fine in gilt-stamped blue cloth; in a very good, wraparound illustrated dust jacket with modest upper edge shelf wear and light chipping to the crown of the spine. Jacket flap retains the original $3.00 price. Map decorated endpapers. The fourth novel in Inglis Fletcher's North Carolina series that began with RALEIGH'S EDEN. This entry is set in the 1779, after Washington's bitter winter at Valley Forge. The struggle for the American cause grows slowly with British agents attempting to ferment a slave rising in the South. A tale of espionage and counterespionage with the Battle of King's Mountain in the balance. An attractive copy. PLEASE VIEW OUR STORE FOR MORE GREAT BOOKS THANKS!