The Log of a Privateersman
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Harry Collingwood
"The Log of a Privateersman"
Chapter One.
The capture of the Weymouth—and what it led to.
The capture of the Weymouth—and what it led to.
Chapter Two.
A foggy night in the Channel.
A foggy night in the Channel.
Chapter Three.
Our first success.
Our first success.
Chapter Four.
Another fight, and another prize.
Another fight, and another prize.
Chapter Five.
The French frigate.
The French frigate.
Chapter Six.
We are compelled to abandon our prey.
We are compelled to abandon our prey.
Chapter Seven.
Our attack upon Abervrach Harbour.
Our attack upon Abervrach Harbour.
Chapter Eight.
We fall in with a convoy.
We fall in with a convoy.
Chapter Nine.
A narrow escape, and a fortunate discovery.
A narrow escape, and a fortunate discovery.
Chapter Ten.
The affair of the Tigre and the Manilla.
The affair of the Tigre and the Manilla.
Chapter Eleven.
The Manilla is struck by lightning.
The Manilla is struck by lightning.
Chapter Twelve.
The destruction of the Manilla.
The destruction of the Manilla.
Chapter Thirteen.
The gig is caught in a gale.
The gig is caught in a gale.
Chapter Fourteen.
The shadow of death.
The shadow of death.
Chapter Fifteen.
Dying of hunger and thirst.
Dying of hunger and thirst.
Chapter Sixteen.
Captain Renouf.
Captain Renouf.
Chapter Seventeen.
The true character of the Jean Bart becomes manifest.
The true character of the Jean Bart becomes manifest.
Chapter Eighteen.
We turn the tables upon Monsieur Renouf.
We turn the tables upon Monsieur Renouf.
Chapter Nineteen.
The fate of the Santa Theresa.
The fate of the Santa Theresa.
Chapter Twenty.
I perform an important service.
I perform an important service.
Chapter Twenty One.
A terrible adventure.
A terrible adventure.
Chapter Twenty Two.
Hoard communicates to me some very important information.
Hoard communicates to me some very important information.
Chapter Twenty Three.
I plan a most daring and hazardous enterprise.
I plan a most daring and hazardous enterprise.
Chapter Twenty Four.
The capture of Nostra Señora del Carmen.
The capture of Nostra Señora del Carmen.
Chapter Twenty Five.
I end my career as a privateersman.
The End.
I end my career as a privateersman.
The End.
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