CHAPTER II
Chapter II (II)
WAR WITH FRANCE. - THE BUILDING OF A NAVY. - FIRST SUCCESS FOR THE AMERICANS. -CUTTING OUT THE "SANDWICH." - THE "CONSTELLATION " AND…
Chapter II (III)
AL FORT SUMTER BOMBARDED.-ATTEMPT OF THE "STAR OF THE WEST" TO RE-ENFORCE ANDERSON. THE NAVAL EXPEDITION TO FORT SUMTER. - THE RESCUE OF…
Chapter II (IV)
THE NAVAL MILITIA. -A VOLUNTEER SERVICE WHICH IN TIME OF WAR WILL BE EFFECT- IVE.-HOW BOYS ARE TRAINED FOR THE LIFE OF A SAILOR…
Chapter II (V)
THE OPENING DAYS OF THE WAR. - THE FIRST BLOW STRUCK IN THE PACIFIC, - DEWEY AND HIS FLEET. - THE BATTLE AT MANILA. - AN EYE-WITNESS'…
Chapter II (VI)
HILE it was chiefly in expeditions against the buccaneers, or in the defence of merchantmen against these predatory gentry, that the…
CHAPTER II: Phipps
This expedition was under the command of Sir William Phipps, a sturdy colonist, whose life was not devoid of romantic episodes. Though his…
CHAPTER II: Quebec
Phipps had rallied his scattered fleet, and had proceeded up the great river of the North to within three days' sail of Quebec, when the…
CHAPTER II: Frontenac
This man was Frontenac, then governor of the French colony, and one of the most picturesque figures in American history. A soldier of…