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Ensign Russell
July 11, 1912 issue

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This article provides information on the book "Ensign Russell," by David Gray. The world never grows tired of this sort of story--the sort which relates to a naval and military adventure, preferably in the tropics, where the adventure, however thrilling, is of less interest to the reader for itself than for its effect on the development of some good-looking young officer. Six such stories are here told with great spirit, in rapid-fire style, as direct as a bullet. In the capital opening story, Ensign Russell's courage comes to him. In the second, he is shown as amply captain of his soul.

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ENSIGN Russell (Book); GRAY, David; BOOKS & reading; NAVAL art & science; SOLDIERS; ADVENTURE & adventurers
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