The Boy Trapper

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The Boy Trapper

by Harry Castlemon

EN·~5 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total
1

THE BOY TRAPPER.

0:10
2

FAMOUS CASTLEMON BOOKS. - Gunboat Series. By Harry Castlemon. 6 vols. 12mo.

2:10
3

CHAPTER I. A GLANCE AT THE PAST.

18:15
4

CHAPTER II. DAVID'S VISITORS.

16:58
5

CHAPTER III. AN OFFER OF PARTNERSHIP.

19:44
6

CHAPTER IV. MORE BAD NEWS.

21:26
7

CHAPTER V. DAN IS ASTONISHED.

23:09
8

CHAPTER VI. BRUIN'S ISLAND.

20:09
9

CHAPTER VII. WHAT HAPPENED THERE.

18:50
10

CHAPTER VIII. DOGS IN THE MANGER.

17:22

Description

In the lingering shadows of the Civil War, a small Mississippi settlement wrestles with whispered rumors of a buried fortune. Young David Evans listens to his mother’s worries and his father’s frantic attempts to hide a cache of money, jewels, and silverware before rival soldiers and marauding guerrillas can seize it. When the servile Jordan deserts with Union troops, taking the secret of the hidden wealth with him, the community’s fragile peace shatters, leaving the Evans family desperate for answers.

David and his friends set out to track the missing clues, confronting distrustful neighbors, lingering wartime loyalties, and the ever‑present danger of betrayal. As they navigate the tangled woods and the remnants of a broken plantation, each step draws them deeper into a mystery that could restore their family’s honor—or plunge them into further ruin. The story balances rugged frontier adventure with the tender bonds of a young boy trying to rescue his father's reputation.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (334K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Alan Johns and Andrew Sly

Release date

2006-03-29

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Harry Castlemon

Harry Castlemon

1842–1915

A hugely popular writer of adventure stories for young readers, he turned Civil War experience and a love of the outdoors into fast-moving tales of gunboats, camping, hunting, and frontier life. Writing as Harry Castlemon, he helped shape the style of boys' series fiction in the late 1800s.

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