The Jalasco Brig single work   novella  
Issue Details: First known date: 1902... 1902 The Jalasco Brig
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After being dismissed by his South American employer for courting his employer's daughter, Kingston is offered a position as second mate and navigator on what he believes is the Brig Blossom. The ship is on the way to China when the boatswain tells him it had been seized by pirates and is actually the Jalasco, which belongs to his former employer. The ship is damaged on a coral reef and puts into Nukufetau, where Kingston devises a scheme to recapture the ship with the help of the islanders and return it to its rightful owner.

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First known date: 1902
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    y separately published work icon The Jalasco Brig Louis Becke , London : Anthony Treherne , 1902 Z325200 1902 selected work short story London : Anthony Treherne , 1902 pg. 7 - 186
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    Tuvalu,
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    South Pacific, Pacific Region,
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    Chile,
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    South America, Americas,
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