Fighting for the Right
Fighting for the Right follows young naval officer Christy Passford as he navigates the challenges of war, family loyalty, and treachery during the Civil War. As he uncovers plots involving blockade-runners and traitors, he ultimately confronts his uncle, a Confederate agent, while grappling with themes of duty, honor, and moral dilemmas in wartime.
By Oliver Optic · First published 1868 · Genre: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Young Adult · 31 chapters
Contents
- A Conference at Bonnydale
- A Complicated Case
- The Departure of the Chateaugay
- Monsieur Gilfleur Explains
- An Abundance of Evidence
- The Boarding of the Ionian
- A Bold Proposition
- A Notable Expedition
- The Frenchman in Bermuda
- Important Information Obtained
- An Unexpected Rencontre
- An Impracticable Scheme
- At the End of the Chase
- An Easy Victory
- The Gentleman with a Grizzly Beard
- Among the Bahamas
- The Landing at New Providence
- An Affray in Nassau
- An Old Acquaintance
- A Band of Ruffians
- A Question of Neutrality
- On Board of the Snapper
- The Chateaugay in the Distance
- The Tables Turned
- Captain Flanger in Irons
- A Visit to Tampa Bay
- Among the Keys of Tampa
- The Surrender of the Reindeer
- Bringing out the Prize
- A very Important Service
- An Undesired Promotion
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