Gun running for Casement in the Easter rebellion, 1916
The Project Gutenberg eBook, Gun running for Casement in the Easter rebellion, 1916, by Karl Spindler, Translated by W. Montgomery and E. H. McGrath
GUN RUNNING FOR CASEMENT
IN THE EASTER REBELLION, 1916
by
Reserve-Lieutenant KARL SPINDLER
of the German Navy
Translated by W. MONTGOMERY, M.A. (Late Lieutenant R.N.V.R.) AND E. H. McGRATH, M.A.
LONDON: 48 PALL MALL W. COLLINS SONS & CO. LTD. GLASGOW MELBOURNE AUCKLAND
Karl Spindler
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER I A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
CHAPTER II THE MYSTERY SHIP
CHAPTER III SIR ROGER CASEMENT AND THE IRISH PLANS
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CHAPTER IV 'MYSTERY' CARGO AND CAMOUFLAGE EQUIPMENT
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CHAPTER V THE 'LIBAU' SAILS—AND BECOMES THE 'AUD'
CHAPTER VI UNDER FALSE COLOURS
CHAPTER VII A DRESS REHEARSAL
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CHAPTER VIII IN ENEMY WATERS
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CHAPTER IX THE FIRST SIGN OF THE ENEMY
CHAPTER X SOME EXCITEMENTS
CHAPTER XI ON THE EDGE OF THE ARCTIC SEA
CHAPTER XII RIGHT THROUGH THE BLOCKADE
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CHAPTER XIII OFF THE ROCKALLS IN A HURRICANE
CHAPTER XIV AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE
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CHAPTER XV PLANS AND DREAMS
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CHAPTER XVI WE REACH OUR GOAL
CHAPTER XVII TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN TRALEE BAY
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CHAPTER XVIII UNWELCOME GUESTS
CHAPTER XIX A STERN CHASE
CHAPTER XX THE 'PHANTOM SHIP' IN A TRAP
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CHAPTER XXI WE PREPARE TO SINK OUR SHIP
CHAPTER XXII THE SINKING OF THE 'LIBAU'
CHAPTER XXIII A SECOND 'BARALONG?'
CHAPTER XXIV LAWFUL COMBATANT OR PIRATE?
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CHAPTER XXV UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS AT ESCAPE
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CHAPTER XXVI A BOLDER PLAN
CHAPTER XXVII THE ESCAPE
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CHAPTER XXVIII THE MISSING AERODROME
CHAPTER XXIX RECAPTURE
CHAPTER XXX THE PRIZE COURT INQUIRY
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