The Cavalier, July 1911

About this issue

The Cavalier, a Munsey Company publication, comprises two complete novels and four serial stories alongside fifteen short stories in this July 1911 issue. Featured serials include Garrett P. Serviss's "The Second Deluge"—a catastrophic narrative depicting the drowning of the world and protagonist Cosmo Versal's efforts to save future humanity; Stephen Chalmers's "Master of Them All," concerning a criminal mastermind; Frank Lillie Pollock's "The Vulture's Daughter," set on a tropical sea; and Lillian Bennet-Thompson's "A Flight from a Throne," described as a romance of a "papier-mache realm." Complete novels are Allan Stephens's "A Golden Grave" and George Allan England's "The Ribbon of Fate," wherein a nation's fate hinges upon a silk ribbon. The short story selection ranges across domestic comedy and adventure narratives. The August issue previews S. Carleton's "Lally of the Outlaws" and England's "The Elixir of Hate."