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| List of Illustrations | ix | |
| Publisher's Preface | xi | |
| Publisher's Introduction | xiii | |
| The Cruise of the CSS Alabama | xxviii | |
| Chapter I1 | ||
| Introductory | ||
| Chapter II10 | ||
| Escape from the Mersey | ||
| Fitting out at the Azores | ||
| Chapter III18 | ||
| Getting acquainted with the new ship | ||
| Her good qualities | ||
| Personnel of officers and crew | ||
| Drilling | ||
| Our first prize | ||
| The old flag lowered | ||
| Chapter IV39 | ||
| A stern chase | ||
| On Newfoundland Banks | ||
| The cyclone | ||
| Off New York | ||
| Southward ho! | ||
| A new main yard | ||
| Martinique | ||
| Escape from the cruiser San Jacinto | ||
| The run to Blanquilla | ||
| Cruising after the California treasure-steamer | ||
| Capture of the Ariel | ||
| Chapter V60 | ||
| Into the Gulf of Mexico | ||
| At the Arcas Islands | ||
| Off Galveston | ||
| The Hatteras fight | ||
| Chapter VI70 | ||
| The Hatteras prisoners on board | ||
| At Kingston, Jamaica | ||
| Trouble with Jack | ||
| Adieu to Fort Royal | ||
| Foraging for provisions | ||
| Baffling winds | ||
| A cargo of wines and liquors | ||
| Enemies' ships getting scarce | ||
| Disposing of prisoners at sea | ||
| In the Brazilian high road | ||
| Washing days for Jack | ||
| Chapter VII97 | ||
| At Fernando de Naronha | ||
| A coal ship | ||
| Bahia | ||
| In the trade winds | ||
| Sowing the sea with pianos | ||
| Capture of the Conrad | ||
| Commissioning of the Tuscaloosa | ||
| Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope | ||
| Chapter VIII135 | ||
| Saldanha Bay | ||
| Repairing ship | ||
| Death of Cummings | ||
| Capture of the Sea Bride | ||
| Reception at Cape Town | ||
| The cruiser Vanderbilt | ||
| Nasty weather | ||
| Chapter IX155 | ||
| We make a deal | ||
| A chance for handling prize-money | ||
| Adventurous customers | ||
| Sale of the Sea Bride | ||
| Fishing | ||
| The Vanderbilt again | ||
| Second visit to Cape Town | ||
| Chapter X163 | ||
| From Cape Town to the East Indies | ||
| Ocean roads and currents | ||
| Dividing poor Jack's effects | ||
| Island of St. Paul | ||
| Drilling | ||
| More prizes | ||
| Pulo Condore | ||
| Enjoying life | ||
| Singapore | ||
| Chapter XI197 | ||
| English hospitality | ||
| Idle American shipping in port | ||
| A fight with Yankee skippers | ||
| A cab race | ||
| A generous offer | ||
| U.S. gunboat Wyoming | ||
| A suspicious case | ||
| Semmes as boarding-officer | ||
| Christmas in the Malacca Straits | ||
| A boat fleet | ||
| Chapter XII211 | ||
| Westward ho! | ||
| Summing up results | ||
| Sunny seas | ||
| Routine work | ||
| Pictures of ship life | ||
| A barmecide feast | ||
| Bay of Bengal | ||
| Ceylon | ||
| Malabar coast | ||
| A sea of fire | ||
| Electric squalls | ||
| Chapter XIII237 | ||
| Cape Town again | ||
| Old friends | ||
| The newspaper man | ||
| Bad news | ||
| Reentering the Atlantic | ||
| The Rockingham | ||
| The Tycoon | ||
| Our last bonfire | ||
| We arrive at Cherbourg | ||
| Chapter XIV245 | ||
| In the harbor of Cherbourg | ||
| French hospitality | ||
| Arrival of the Kearsarge | ||
| The challenge | ||
| Scrupulous neutrality | ||
| Preparations for the fight | ||
| Mr. Lancaster's yacht | ||
| Commander Semmes's prevision | ||
| Chapter XV254 | ||
| The engagement | ||
| Appendix | 266 | |
| Epilogue | 287 | |
| Biographical Notes | 295 | |
| Scene Off Brazil Coast | 337 | |
| A Souvenir of the Alabama | 339 | |
| List of Officers | 345 | |
| A General Muster Roll | 346 | |
| Prizes Seized or Destroyed by the Alabama in the North Atlantic | 356 |
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