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University of South Florida
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| Series: |
Army and Navy Weekly
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v. 1 no. 21 |
| Contents: |
A waif of the sea (Work, chapters I-V; conclusion, page 962-972) Mark Mallory's defiance; or, Fighting a hundred foes (Work, chapters I-IV; conclusion, pages 973-984) To a rescue (Work, pages 985-987) In forbidden Nepaul. A story of the kingdom of mystery (Work, chapters XX-XXII, pages 988-991) Dean Dunham; or, The Waterford Mystery (Work, chapters XXXVI-XXXVIII; conclusion, pages 992-994) Tom Fenwick's fortune; or, The gold of Flat Top Mountain (Work, chapters VI-VIII, pages 995-998) The passage of the surf. A story of the gold coast (Work, pages 998-999) |
| Date: |
November 6, 1897 |
| Edition Description: |
Also includes: unattributed sketch ("Cavalry drill"), illustrations ("'Mr. Mallory,' said the cadet, 'We have been sent to say a few words, to you from the first class'", "The Hussars galloped into the clearing"), unattributed departments ("Editorial chat", "Athletic sports", "Items of interest all the world over", "Correspondence", "Stamps", "Amateur journalism", "Our joke department"), advertisements. |
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