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The Spy
A TALE OF THE NEUTRAL GROUND
by James Fenimore Cooper
EDITED BY
NATHANIEL WARING BARNES
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH COMPOSITION IN DE PAUW UNIVERSITY GREENCASTLE,INDIANA
Contents
 JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
 AUTHOR’S INTRODUCTION
 CHAPTER I.
 CHAPTER II.
 CHAPTER III.
 CHAPTER IV.
 CHAPTER V.
 CHAPTER VI.
 CHAPTER VII.
 CHAPTER VIII.
 CHAPTER IX.
 CHAPTER X.
 CHAPTER XI.
 CHAPTER XII.
 CHAPTER XIII.
 CHAPTER XIV.
 CHAPTER XV.
 CHAPTER XVI.
 CHAPTER XVII.
 CHAPTER XVIII.
 CHAPTER XIX.
 CHAPTER XX.
 CHAPTER XXI.
 CHAPTER XXII.
 CHAPTER XXIII.
 CHAPTER XXIV.
 CHAPTER XXV.
 CHAPTER XXVI.
 CHAPTER XXVII.
 CHAPTER XXVIII.
 CHAPTER XXIX.
 CHAPTER XXX.
 CHAPTER XXXI.
 CHAPTER XXXII.
 CHAPTER XXXIII.
 CHAPTER XXXIV.
 CHAPTER XXXV.
JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
“I believe I could write a better story myself!” With these words,since become famous, James Fenimore Cooper laid aside the English novel whichhe was reading aloud to his wife. A few days later he submitted several pagesof manuscript for her approval, and then settled down to the task of makinggood his boast. In November, 1820, he gave the public a novel in two volumes,entitled Precaution. But it was published anonymously, and d                        
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