The Putnam Hall Cadets; or, Good Times in School and Out
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A lively boys' boarding-school tale follows a group of cadets through daily routines, pranks, and preparations for a formal corps including elections and drills. Episodes range from boat races, picnics, and athletic contests to encounters with a circus and wild animals, and include mischievous punishments, a school fire, a snow burial, and a mysterious disappearance that prompts rescues and a perilous escape. Themes emphasize friendship, courage, teamwork, fair play, and the social hierarchy of school life while the plot binds episodic adventures into a cohesive coming-of-age sequence of tests and moral lessons.
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