Captain Black (Pemberton)

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Captain Black (1911)
by Max Pemberton
Sequel to The Iron Pirate (1893)

Captain Black is alive again. More alive and more terrible than ever, it seems; for in place of the Nameless Ship which was sunk in the Atlantic, Mr. Pemberton has fitted him with an electric-driven submarine equipped with periscopes, electric projectors, liquid oxygen, gyroscopic compasses, and engines for dealing death on that vast and awful scale which one associates with the exploits of the invincible Captain.—The Bookman, June 1911

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CAPTAIN BLACK

A Romance of The Nameless Ship


BY
MAX PEMBERTON

AUTHOR OF "THE IRON PIRATE."
ETC. ETC.

HODDER & STOUGHTON
NEW YORK
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY

To
A. A.

"The Sea appears all golden,
Beneath the sunlit sky"

Heine

CONTENTS


Foreword

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.


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