A sailor boy with Dewey
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A teenage sailor recounts voyages from China toward Manila, surviving a hurricane and a ship collision that separate him from his companion. Shipwrecked on Luzon, he endures forest hardships, rescues and losses, and encounters hostile Tagal fighters in ambushes and long-range engagements. After capture and imprisonment he engineers an escape, returns to Hong Kong, and joins naval operations as war opens, meeting Commodore Dewey and taking part in sea battles and assaults on fortified positions. The narrative traces successive maritime and land adventures amid the violence and uncertainty of the Philippine campaign.
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