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The Cuban Cruiser: or, The Patriot Captain Afloat and Ashore
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The Cuban Cruiser: or, The Patriot Captain Afloat and Ashore

· March 4, 1896

# Catalog Note

The Cuban Cruiser: Or, The Patriot Captain Afloat and Ashore by Col. Prentiss Ingraham is a naval adventure serial set in the Mediterranean. The story opens with Spanish Midshipman Eduardo Valiente receiving a secret note from Senorita Camille Ravilez arranging a clandestine meeting. Unknown to Valiente, the note is a forgery orchestrated by the sinister Lieutenant Aguero, who intends to murder his romantic rival. American Midshipman Frank Mordaunt overhears Aguero's assassination plot at a wine cafe and intercedes, serving as Valiente's second in an ensuing duel. Though Valiente disarms Aguero with his sword, the Lieutenant demands a pistol duel, which Valiente wins, fatally wounding his opponent. Senorita Camille arrives to discover the duel's true nature—Aguero's attempted murder of an innocent man—casting doubt on the Lieutenant's character and prospects.

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About this artifact

Date
March 4, 1896
Rights
Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
Restoration
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