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The Boy Scouts Under Fire in Mexico

Author
John Henry Goldfrap
Read by
Eloise Fairfax
Language
English
Length
5 hours 7 minutes
ISBN
9781836103776
Published
10 April 2026
Imprint
Sovereign
  • Rob Blake
  • Boy Scouts
  • Mexico
  • sailing adventure
  • prison escapees
  • fugitives
  • teamwork
  • bravery
  • danger
  • scouting skills

Description

In The Boy Scouts Under Fire in Mexico by John Henry Goldfrap, Rob Blake leads his scouts on a sailing trip that turns perilous when their boat leaks and they encounter fleeing criminals. Drawn into danger, they aid authorities while facing threats and uncertainty. Through teamwork, courage, and ingenuity, the boys navigate intrigue and prove their resourcefulness.

Author

John Henry Goldfrap (1879–1917) was an English-born journalist who became one of the most prolific storytellers of America's early twentieth-century boys' book boom. His serial adventures captured a generation's hunger for courage, gadgetry, and the open road — wireless operators at sea, cadets aboard dreadnoughts, scouts on the range, motor rangers crossing the Sierras.