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The Fight for Constantinople: A Story of the Gallipoli Peninsula

By Percy F. (Percy Francis) Westerman

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"FLOATING SERENELY ON THE SURFACE WAS A SUBMARINE; ONE OF THE MOST MODERN OF THE GERMAN UNTERSEEBOOTEN"
"Floating serenely on the surface was a submarine; one of the most modern of the German Unterseebooten . . . Frontispiece
- "The 'Calder' held grimly and swiftly on her way"
  - "With a well-directed blow Dick planted his clenched fist squarely upon the point of the Major's chin"
  - "Before the Turkish irregulars could penetrate the deception the two British officers were through"
  - "The two seamen hauled him into safety"
- "With a well-directed blow Dick planted his clenched fist squarely upon the point of the Major's chin"
- "Before the Turkish irregulars could penetrate the deception the two British officers were through"
- "The two seamen hauled him into safety"
THE FIGHT FOR CONSTANTINOPLE
- CHAPTER I
- Under Sealed Orders
  - CHAPTER II
- CHAPTER II
- Cleared for Action
  - CHAPTER III
- CHAPTER III
- The Demolition Party
  - CHAPTER IV
- CHAPTER IV
- Trapped in the Magazine
  - CHAPTER V
- CHAPTER V
- A Dash up The Narrows
  - "THE CALDER HELD GRIMLY AND SWIFTLY ON HER WAY"
  - CHAPTER VI
- "THE CALDER HELD GRIMLY AND SWIFTLY ON HER WAY"
- CHAPTER VI
- To the Rescue
  - CHAPTER VII
- CHAPTER VII
- The "Hammerer's" Whaler
  - CHAPTER VIII
- CHAPTER VIII
- A Prisoner of War
  - CHAPTER IX
- CHAPTER IX
- In Captivity
  - "WITH A WELL-DIRECTED BLOW DICK PLANTED HIS CLENCHED FIST SQUARELY UPON THE POINT OF THE MAJOR'S CHIN"
  - CHAPTER X
- "WITH A WELL-DIRECTED BLOW DICK PLANTED HIS CLENCHED FIST SQUARELY UPON THE POINT OF THE MAJOR'S CHIN"
- CHAPTER X
- A Bid for Freedom
  - CHAPTER XI
- CHAPTER XI
- A Modern Odyssey
  - CHAPTER XII
- CHAPTER XII
- The German Submarine
  - CHAPTER XIII
- CHAPTER XIII
- Torpedoed
  - "BEFORE THE TURKISH IRREGULARS COULD PENETRATE THE DECEPTION THE TWO BRITISH OFFICERS WERE THROUGH"
  - CHAPTER XIV
- "BEFORE THE TURKISH IRREGULARS COULD PENETRATE THE DECEPTION THE TWO BRITISH OFFICERS WERE THROUGH"
- CHAPTER XIV
- Through Unseen Perils
  - CHAPTER XV
- CHAPTER XV
- Disabled
  - CHAPTER XVI
- CHAPTER XVI
- A Daring Stroke
  - CHAPTER XVII
- CHAPTER XVII
- Within Sight of Constantinople
  - "THE TWO SEAMEN HAULED HIM INTO SAFETY"
  - CHAPTER XVIII
- "THE TWO SEAMEN HAULED HIM INTO SAFETY"
- CHAPTER XVIII
- A Midnight Encounter
  - CHAPTER XIX
- CHAPTER XIX
- The Sub to the Rescue
  - CHAPTER XX
- CHAPTER XX
- Saving the Old "Hammerer"