Item - Dick Dolliver, the Hero of Pekin: A True Story of the Great Siege

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(Happy Days edition - source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)

(Work and Win edition - source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)

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Online Full Text:	Digital Library @ Villanova University (Happy Days edition) Digital Library @ Villanova University (Work and Win edition) To see all 9 full text links, switch to Edition View.
Series:	Happy Days — v. 13 no. 315 — chapters I-III, pages 2-3 Happy Days — v. 13 no. 316 — chapters IV-VI, pages 8 and 10-11 Happy Days — v. 13 no. 317 — chapters VII-IX, pages 14-15 Happy Days — v. 13 no. 318 — chapters X-XII, pages 13-15 Happy Days — v. 13 no. 319 — chapters XIII-XIV, pages 5-6 Happy Days — v. 13 no. 320 — chapters XV-XVI, pages 5-6 Happy Days — v. 13 no. 321 — chapters XVII-XVIII, pages 7 and 10-11 Happy Days — v. 13 no. 322 — chapters XIX-XX (conclusion), pages 7 and 10 Work and Win — no. 826 — chapters XVIII (continued)-chapter XIX, pages 20-21
Alternate Title:	Dick Dolliver, the Hero of Pekin
Authors:	Forrest, Frank (pseudonym used by multiple people) (Happy Days edition) Hardy, F. A. (pseudonym used by multiple people) (Work and Win edition)
Dates:	October 27, 1900 (Happy Days edition) November 3, 1900 (Happy Days edition) November 10, 1900 (Happy Days edition) November 17, 1900 (Happy Days edition) November 24, 1900 (Happy Days edition) December 1, 1900 (Happy Days edition) December 8, 1900 (Happy Days edition) December 15, 1900 (Happy Days edition) October 2, 1914 (Work and Win edition)
First Sentence:	"Say, Tom, have you been beyond the wall?" (Happy Days edition)
Last Sentence:	"General, we thank you very much for coming to our relief, but our greatest debt of gratitude is to Dick Dolliver, who is the real Hero of Pekin." (Happy Days edition)

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