The Fight for Constantinople: A Story of the Gallipoli Peninsula

by Percy F. Westerman

"FLOATING SERENELY ON THE SURFACE WAS A SUBMARINE; ONE
OF THE MOST MODERN OF THE GERMAN UNTERSEEBOOTEN"

The Fight for Constantinople

A Story of the Gallipoli Peninsula

BY

PERCY F. WESTERMAN

Author of "The Dispatch-Riders" "The Sea-girt Fortress"
"When East Meets West" "Captured at Tripoli" &c. &c.

Illustrated by W. E. Wigfull

BLACKIE AND SON LIMITED

LONDON GLASGOW AND BOMBAY

Contents

CHAP.
I.	[Under Sealed Orders]
II.	[Cleared for Action]
III.	[The Demolition Party]
IV.	[Trapped in The Magazine]
V.	[A Dash up The Narrows]
VI.	[To The Rescue]
VII.	[The "Hammerer's" Whaler]
VIII.	[A Prisoner of War]
IX.	[In Captivity]
X.	[A Bid for Freedom]
XI.	[A Modern Odyssey]
XII.	[The German Submarine]
XIII.	[Torpedoed]
XIV.	[Through Unseen Perils]
XV.	[Disabled]
XVI.	[A Daring Stroke]
XVII.	[Within Sight of Constantinople]
XVIII.	[A Midnight Encounter]
XIX.	[The Sub to the Rescue]
XX.	[Saving the Old "Hammerer"]

Illustrations

[ "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" ]