
Inhalt
I. Von der Insel Guajan nach Acapulco.
II. Von Acapulco nach Cigualan.
III. Von Cigualan nach Tasco.
IV. Von Tasco nach Cuernavaca.
V. Von Guernavaca nach dem Popocatepetl.
Set in the turbulent waters of the Pacific in 1825, the story follows two Spanish vessels—a proud warship and a modest brig—forced to seek refuge on the remote island of Guajan after a series of baffling mishaps. Captain Don Orteva and his counterpart Don Roque de Guzuarte grapple with failing discipline, damaged equipment, and the restless mood of their crews. As repairs stretch into days, the officers must decide how far they will go to restore order aboard their ships.
Amid the uneasy calm, Lieutenant Martinez and the scheming mast‑watcher José begin to whisper a daring conspiracy. They promise the disgruntled sailors a share of the loot and a fresh start in the newly independent Mexico, where the Spanish navy is still weak. With a secret signal—a rocket from the warship—ready to ignite their rebellion, the men prepare to strike before the officers can regain control.
Language
de
Duration
~55 minutes (53K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2008-04-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1828–1905
A restless imagination and a taste for adventure helped shape some of the most enduring stories in science fiction. Best known for journeys by submarine, balloon, cannon, and around the globe, this French writer turned wonder and technical curiosity into classic page-turners.
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