The Dreadnought Boys Aboard a Destroyer — John Shaqi
The Dreadnought Boys Aboard a DestroyerGoldfrap, John Henry
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The Dreadnought Boys Aboard a Destroyer
Goldfrap, John Henry
Sailors -- Juvenile fiction; United States. Navy -- Juvenile fiction
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[Illustration: AS HERC SPOKE THE BRIGHT RAYS ENVELOPED THEM.
--Page 53.]
THE DREADNOUGHT BOYS ABOARD A DESTROYER
by
CAPTAIN WILBUR LAWTON
Author of “The Boy Aviators Series,” “The Dreadnought Boys on Battle
Practice,” etc. etc.
New York
Hurst & Company
Publishers
Copyright, 1911, by Hurst & Company
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. THE FOREIGN AGENT 5
II. A WILLING TOOL 20
III. AT SEA ON A DESTROYER 31
IV. MAN OVERBOARD! 44
V. THE DREADNOUGHT BOYS’ FORTUNE 55
VI. THE SECRET OF THE DERELICT 68
VII. AN INSULT TO THE FLAG 84
VIII. THE BOYS MAKE AN INTERESTING DISCOVERY 98
IX. ON SPECIAL DUTY 110
X. A BATTLE IN THE DARK 121
XI. ON SECRET SERVICE 133
XII. PLAYING WITH EDGED TOOLS 147
XIII. PRISONERS OF WAR 161
XIV. A DRUM-HEAD COURT-MARTIAL 172
XV. A SHELL FROM THE SEA 182
XVI. THE BOMBARDMENT 195
XVII. UNDER THE GOLD-STARRED FLAG 206
XVIII. A BOARD OF STRATEGY 220
XIX. THE SEA FIGHT OFF SANTA ANNA 232
XX. TORPEDOES 245
XXI. VICTOR AND VANQUISHED 257
XXII. AN ORDER TO HALT 266
XXIII. WITH THE COSTAVEZAN CAVALRY 276
XXIV. NED’S HEROIC DEED 288
XXV. HOMEWARD BOUND--CONCLUSION 304
* * * * *
The Dreadnought Boys Aboard a Destroyer
CHAPTER I. THE FOREIGN AGENT.
“Pardon me--but surely I am not mistaken,--you two young men are brave
sailors on board the _Beale_?”
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