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Where Duty Called; or, In Honor Bound

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The narrative follows three young adventurers who, having emerged from earlier jungle exploits, join a steamer only to be drawn into a revolt on the South American coast. They endure capture and imprisonment, execute daring escapes, and undertake perilous inland journeys through jungle and mountain to evade and confront guerrillas. Along the way they face betrayals, investigate a mysterious photograph and a spy network, employ scouting and ruses, and accept duties that alter their roles. The story culminates in pitched engagements, reconciliation with allies, and an outcome of victory and restored peace.

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George Waldo Browne

George Waldo Browne was an American author known for his contributions to children's literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works often feature themes of adventure and duty, reflecting the values of his time. Notable titles include "Cavalry Curt; Or, The Wizard Scout of the Army" and "Little Hickory; or, Ragged Rob's Young Republic," which showcase his ability to engage young readers with exciting narratives. Browne's stories frequently incorporate elements of heroism and moral lessons, making them enduring pieces of literary heritage in the genre of juvenile fiction.

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