Fitz the Filibuster

About this eBook

Author

Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909

Credits

Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England

Language

English

LoC Class

PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres

Subject

Midshipmen -- Juvenile fiction

Category

Text

eBook-No.

21309

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/21309

Release Date

May 4, 2007

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2."Fitz the Filibuster" — Chapter One. — Aboard a gunboat. — Chapter Two. — Bravo, Boy! — Chapter Three. — Waking up. — Chapter Four. — Another boy. — Chapter Five. — Aghast. — Chapter Six. — On two sides. — Chapter Seven. — Getting the worst of it. — Chapter Eight. — A basin of soup. — Chapter Nine. — A mon frae the North. — Chapter Ten. — What Fitz wanted. — Chapter Eleven. — Thoughts of home. — Chapter Twelve. — Making friends. — Chapter Thirteen. — A question of duty. — Chapter Fourteen. — A bold stroke. — Chapter Fifteen. — A miss-fire. — Chapter Sixteen. — Land ho! — Chapter Seventeen. — “Old Chap”—“Old Fellow.” — Chapter Eighteen. — Anxious times. — Chapter Nineteen. — Ticklish. — Chapter Twenty. — On two sides. — Chapter Twenty One. — By the skin of their teeth. — Chapter Twenty Two. — In the dark. — Chapter Twenty Three. — Boating. — Chapter Twenty Four. — On the wrong side. — Chapter Twenty Five. — A tropic river. — Chapter Twenty Six. — A night watch. — Chapter Twenty Seven. — A Junction. — Chapter Twenty Eight. — Strange doings. — Chapter Twenty Nine. — The non-combatant. — Chapter Thirty. — A cunning scheme. — Chapter Thirty One. — Fitz shows pepper. — Chapter Thirty Two. — Winks’s Sallys. — Chapter Thirty Three. — Aboard again. — Chapter Thirty Four. — No Burgess aboard. — Chapter Thirty Five. — The contraband. — Chapter Thirty Six. — Real war. — Chapter Thirty Seven. — Political questions. — Chapter Thirty Eight. — A night’s excitement. — Chapter Thirty Nine. — “Never say die!” — Chapter Forty. — “Defence, not defiance.” — Chapter Forty One. — Fitz forgets. — Chapter Forty Two. — The Camel’s demand. — Chapter Forty Three. — Winks’s Plans. — Chapter Forty Four. — Fitz has a dream. — Chapter Forty Five. — Too good to be true. — Chapter Forty Six. — To cut and run. — Chapter Forty Seven. — ’Cause why. — Chapter Forty Eight. — Very wrong. — Chapter Forty Nine. — Chips sniffs. — Chapter Fifty. — A daring deed. — Chapter Fifty One. — Is the deed done? — Chapter Fifty Two. — Fitz’s conscience pricks. — Chapter Fifty Three. — Worse than ever. — Chapter Fifty Four. — “Of course we will.” — Chapter Fifty Five. — Boarding the gunboat. — Chapter Fifty Six. — Winks’s luck. — Chapter Fifty Seven. — A Startler. — Chapter Fifty Eight. — A regular young Filibuster. — The End.

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