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University of South Florida
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| Series: |
Army and Navy Weekly
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v. 1 no. 23 |
| Contents: |
Saving a king (Work, chapters I-V; conclusion, pages 1058-1069) Mark Mallory's escape (Work, chapters I-IV; conclusion, pages 1070-1080) Here's a song for the wheel (Work, page 1083) In forbidden Nepaul. A story of the kingdom of mystery (Work, chapters XXVI-XXVIII, pages 1084-1087) A young breadwinner; or, Guy Hammersley's trials and triumphs (Work, chapters IV-VII, pages 1088-1092) Tom Fenwick's fortune; or, The gold of Flat Top Mountain (Work, chapters XII-XIV, pages 1093-1096) |
| Date: |
November 20, 1897 |
| Edition Description: |
Also includes: illustrations ("A typical recitation room", ""I defy you slaves of royal master," flung back Cate", "Gus Murray tried to come to 'Present arms,' but failed. The gun was covered with glue!", "I swung out over the terrible abyss as a man swings upon a trapeze"), advertisements, unattributed sketch ("Jules Vasco the terrible; or, The strange story of Michel Vancouver, student"), unattributed departments ("Rules and regulations governing the admission of candidates into the military and naval academies as cadets", "Editorial chat", "Athletic sports", "Items of interest all the world over", "Correspondence", "Stamps", "Amateur journalism", "Our joke department"). |
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