Storm Warriors; or, Life-Boat Work on the Goodwin Sands

by John Gilmore

CONTENTS.

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CHAPTER I.
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How the Shipwrecked fared in Days of Old, andthe Growth of Sympathy on their behalf	[1]
CHAPTER II.
Wreckers	[13]
CHAPTER III.
The Inventor of the Life-boat	[19]
CHAPTER IV.
The Growth of the Life-boat Movement	[23]
CHAPTER V.
The Invention and Launching of the Prize Life-boat	[32]
CHAPTER VI.
The Ramsgate Life-boat at Work—Storm Warriors to the Rescue	[48]
CHAPTER VII.
The Rescue of the Crew of the "Samaritano," and the Return	[66]
CHAPTER VIII.
A Night on the Goodwin Sands	[82]
CHAPTER IX.
The Wreck abandoned, and the Life-boat despaired of	[94]
CHAPTER X.
Signals of Distress—Out in the Storm	[116]
CHAPTER XI.
The Emigrant Ship	[134]
CHAPTER XII.
The Rescue of the Crew of the "Demerara," and the Emigrants' Welcome at Ramsgate	[149]
CHAPTER XIII.
The Wreck of the "Mary"—Gales abroad	[161]
CHAPTER XIV.
The Wreck of the "Mary"—A Struggle for Dear Life	[171]
CHAPTER XV.
Deal Beach	[192]
CHAPTER XVI.
The Loss of the "Linda," and the Race to the Rescue	[203]
CHAPTER XVII.
The Rescue of the Crew of the "Amoor"	[214]
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Rescue of the Crew of the "Effort"—The Dangers of Hovelling	[224]
CHAPTER XIX.
The Hovellers, or Salvors Saved. The "Princess Alice" Hovelling Lugger	[234]
CHAPTER XX.
The Saving of "La Marguerite"—(A Hovel)	[254]
CHAPTER XXI.
The Wreck brought in	[265]
CHAPTER XXII.
The Wreck of the "Providentia"	[275]
CHAPTER XXIII.
Hardly Saved	[287]
CHAPTER XXIV.
Saved at Last—The Fatal Goodwin Sands	[298]
CHAPTER XXV.
Saved at Last—We will not go Home without them	[310]
CHAPTER XXVI.
Saved at Last—"Victory or Death"	[320]
CHAPTER XXVII.
Of some of the Life-boat Men	[333]
CHAPTER XXVIII.
Conclusion—The Life-boat Institution	[344]

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STORM WARRIORS.