Dick Prescott's Second Year at West Point / Or, Finding the Glory of the Soldier's Life
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A group of young military academy cadets navigate the routines and rituals of their second year, confronting hazing, pranks, honor investigations, disciplinary hearings, and social distractions such as flirtation walks and dances. The narrative follows particular cadets through classroom drills, field exercises, personal rivalries, a suspicious fireworks incident that prompts an inquiry and a court-martial, and episodes of friendship, loyalty, and rivalry in which secrets, accusations, and a fight in the barracks test their characters. Interwoven are scenes of daily military training, sporting contests, and family visits that shape their development toward soldierly responsibility.
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