Under Blanco's eye; or, Hal Maynard among the Cuban insurgents

Name: Under Blanco's eye; or, Hal Maynard among the Cuban insurgents
Author: Douglas Wells

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About This Book

A young American is accidentally left behind in a hostile port city during a period of armed unrest and must protect money entrusted to him while seeking a way to safety. Confronted by jeering crowds and the recent wreck of a warship, he displays quiet defiance and resourcefulness, then becomes entangled with local insurgents when immediate escape proves impossible. The narrative follows his dangerous movements among irregular forces, his tests of loyalty and courage, and the everyday hazards of life amid military and civil disorder.

About the Author

Douglas Wells

Douglas Wells is an author known for his work in the adventure genre, particularly during the late 19th century. His notable book, "Under Blanco's Eye; or, Hal Maynard Among the Cuban Insurgents," explores themes of conflict and heroism against the backdrop of the Cuban War of Independence. Through his storytelling, Wells captures the spirit of the era, providing readers with a glimpse into the struggles faced by those involved in the insurgency. His contributions reflect a period of significant historical change, making his work a point of interest for those studying literature from this time.