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Fighting in Cuban Waters

Chapter 24 BACK TO THE BROOKLYN AGAIN

Word Count: 1700    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

ber while sailing on Lake Erie. It was fifty-five feet long, about twelve feet wide, and as beautiful a boat as a de

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Fighting in Cuban Waters
Fighting in Cuban Waters
Edward Stratemeyer Literature
“Fighting in Cuban Waters by Edward Stratemeyer”
1 Chapter 1 WALTER DETERMINES TO ENTER THE NAVY2 Chapter 2 A VISIT TO THE NAVY-YARD3 Chapter 3 A CHASE AND ITS RESULT4 Chapter 4 ON THE WAY TO THE BROOKLYN 5 Chapter 5 SOMETHING ABOUT WAR AND PRIZE MONEY6 Chapter 6 A GLIMPSE OF THE PRESIDENT7 Chapter 7 A TALK ABOUT SPANISH SAILORS8 Chapter 8 THE MEN BEHIND THE GUNS9 Chapter 9 COMMODORE WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEY10 Chapter 10 WALTER SHOWS HIS PLUCK11 Chapter 11 THE SAILING OF THE FLYING SQUADRON12 Chapter 12 AN ADVENTURE OFF CHARLESTON13 Chapter 13 IN WHICH THE GOLD PIECE COMES TO LIGHT14 Chapter 14 KEY WEST, AND THE LAST OF JIM HASKETT15 Chapter 15 FROM CIENFUEGOS TO SANTIAGO BAY16 Chapter 16 THE FINDING OF ADMIRAL CERVERA'S FLEET17 Chapter 17 IN WHICH THE MERRIMAC IS SUNK18 Chapter 18 WALTER'S ADVENTURE ON SHORE19 Chapter 19 CARLOS, THE REBEL SPY20 Chapter 20 IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY21 Chapter 21 THE FLIGHT TO THE SEACOAST22 Chapter 22 THE LANDING OF THE MARINES AT GUANTANAMO23 Chapter 23 IN A SPANISH PRISON24 Chapter 24 BACK TO THE BROOKLYN AGAIN25 Chapter 25 THE BOMBARDMENT OF THE SANTIAGO BATTERIES26 Chapter 26 IN WHICH THE ARMY OF INVASION ARRIVES27 Chapter 27 THE SPANISH FLEET AND ITS COMMANDER28 Chapter 28 THE ENEMY IS ESCAPING! 29 Chapter 29 THE DESTRUCTION OF THE SPANISH FLEET30 Chapter 30 FINAL SCENES OF THE GREAT FIGHT31 Chapter 31 TOGETHER ONCE MORE-CONCLUSION