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Blake of the "Rattlesnake"

Fred Jane, who later went on to publish his famous "Jane's Fighting Ships", doubtless was noting the success of other books that forecast a British defeat in the event of war in the late 19th century when he wrote this fictional account of "The Man Who Saved England." Jane tells of a possible war against both France and Russia with plenty of verve and derring-do amid naval battles, both small and large. - Summary by Mark

Year of Publication: 1895Genres: Nautical & Marine Fiction , War & Military Fiction , Action & Adventure Fiction

Running Time: 05 hours 21 minutes 01 second

#	Chapter Name
1	Preface Mark F. Smith	4:50
2	01 - Torpedoed at Sea Mark F. Smith	25:52
3	02 - Early Victories Mark F. Smith	37:10
4	03 - The Rescue of a Sweetheart Mark F. Smith	27:05
5	04 - The Press-Gang Mark F. Smith	11:46
6	05 - A Torpedo-Boat Attack Mark F. Smith	19:10
7	06 - The Cron Tadt Disaster Mark F. Smith	16:06
8	07 - On Convoy Duty Mark F. Smith	23:19
9	08 - England's Aegospotomi Mark F. Smith	13:14
10	09 - How We Escaped Mark F. Smith	18:55
11	10 - Our Base of Operations Mark F. Smith	11:11
12	11 - A Picnic, and What Came Of It Mark F. Smith	18:16
13	12 - More Troubles Mark F. Smith	17:45
14	13 - Blake's Revolt Mark F. Smith	23:50
15	14 - The Day Before Mark F. Smith	14:01
16	15 - Woman's Love and Man's Duty Mark F. Smith	11:37
17	16 - The Saving of England - "Torpedo Triumphans" Mark F. Smith	26:54