CONTENTS

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  • PROLOGUE—A RACE FOR A WOMAN
  • I.A MOMENTOUS EXPERIMENT
  • II.NORAH'S GOOD-BYE
  • III.SEEN UNDER THE MOON
  • IV.THE SHADOW OF THE TERROR
  • V.A GLIMPSE OF THE DOOM
  • VI.THE NOTE OF WAR
  • VII.CAUGHT!
  • VIII.FIRST BLOOD
  • IX.THE "FLYING FISH" APPEARS
  • X.FIRST BLOWS FROM THE AIR
  • XI.THE TRAGEDY OF THE TWO SQUADRONS
  • XII.HOW LONDON TOOK THE NEWS
  • XIII.A CRIME AND A MISTAKE
  • XIV.THE EVE OF BATTLE
  • XV.THE STRIFE OF GIANTS
  • XVI.HOW THE FRENCH LANDED AT PORTSMOUTH
  • XVII.AWAY FROM THE WARPATH
  • XVIII.A GLIMPSE OF THE PERIL
  • XIX.A CHANGE OF SCENE
  • XX.THE NIGHT OF TERROR BEGINS—
  • XXI.—AND ENDS
  • XXII.DISASTER
  • XXIII.THE OTHER CAMPAIGN BEGINS
  • XXIV.TOM BOWCOCK—PITMAN
  • XXV.PREPARING FOR ACTION
  • XXVI.THE FIRST BOMBARDMENT OF LONDON
  • XXVII.LENNARD'S ULTIMATUM
  • XXVIII.CONCERNING ASTRONOMY AND OYSTERS
  • XXIX.THE LION WAKES
  • XXX.MR PARMENTER SAYS
  • XXXI.JOHN CASTELLAN'S THREAT
  • XXXII.A VIGIL IN THE NIGHT
  • XXXIII.MR PARMENTER RETURNS
  • XXXIV.THE "AURIOLE"
  • XXXV.THE "AURIOLE" HOISTS THE WHITE ENSIGN
  • XXXVI.A PARLEY AT ALDERSHOT
  • XXXVII.THE VERDICT OF SCIENCE
  • XXXVIII.WAITING FOR DOOM
  • XXXIX.THE LAST FIGHT
  • EPILOGUE—"AND ON EARTH, PEACE!"

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