A Sailor of King George
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. CONTENTS.4. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.5. CHAPTER I. EARLY EXPERIENCES.6. CHAPTER II. WEST INDIES.7. CHAPTER III. RETURN TO ENGLAND.8. CHAPTER IV. OFF USHANT.9. CHAPTER V. WEST INDIES AGAIN.10. CHAPTER VI. TOUGH YARNS.11. CHAPTER VII. CRUISING OFF PORTO RICO.12. CHAPTER VIII. MUTINY ON H.M.S. HERMIONE.13. CHAPTER IX. A MOCK COURT-MARTIAL.14. CHAPTER X. MORE CRUISING.15. CHAPTER XI. A JAMAICA PLANTATION.16. CHAPTER XII. FIGHTING EPISODES.17. CHAPTER XIII. HOME AGAIN.18. CHAPTER XIV. A HOLIDAY ASHORE.19. CHAPTER XV. A LINE OF BATTLE SHIP.20. CHAPTER XVI. BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR.21. CHAPTER XVII. OFF BREST.22. CHAPTER XVIII. “ORDERED FOREIGN.”23. CHAPTER XIX. WEST COAST ADVENTURES.24. CHAPTER XX. WITH SLAVE CONVOY.25. CHAPTER XXI. HOME WITH MAHOGANY.26. CHAPTER XXII. OFF BOULOGNE.27. CHAPTER XXIII. THE SAME WEARY ROUND.28. CHAPTER XXIV. TAKEN PRISONER.29. CHAPTER XXV. AT CAMBRAY.30. CHAPTER XXVI. END OF CAPTIVITY.31. CHAPTER XXVII. HONOURABLY ACQUITTED.32. Note A.33. Note B.34. Copy of letter written by Lieutenant Hoffman to his wife immediately after the action of Trafalgar:—35. Captain Hoffman’s report to the Admiralty of the loss of the Apelles:—36. Letter from Captain Otter respecting the establishment of a school for midshipmen at Verdun.37. Testimonial from Captain Otter.38. Footnotes39. Transcriber’s note