It was fearless Harry Perm, the son of an Essex yeoman farmer, who was "carried off" by Captain Henry Morgan, the famous buccaneer, and his men, to the West Indies, where the Spanish settlements are attacked, and adventures in plenty follow.
"Miss Stuart has gone with the times, and has given us a vigorous and well-told story of the days of the buccaneers."--STANDARD.
BY M. E. PALGRAVE
Author of
"Under the Blue Flag," "Miles Lambert's Three Chances," &c.
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A Story of Rough Times. With Five Full-page Illustrations by W. S. STACEY. Crown 8vo. bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 3s.
A stirring story of the days when smugglers were in plenty and free-trading (as it was called) was in full swing.
"Full of incident and interest, very pleasantly told, and breathes an excellent spirit throughout."--WESTERN MORNING NEWS.
A PROMISE KEPT
With Four Full-page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. bevelled boards, cloth gilt, price 2s. 6d.