The Rover brothers spend time at Putnam Hall and on a camping expedition in this entry to the series. They have a new set of rivals, let by lanky, surly Lew Flapp, a would-be boxer. Rover family nemesis, Arnold Baxter, is on the lam from prison. Also returning, the largely-unintelligible Hans Mueller and various other good boys from the military academy. - Summary by Matt Pierard
Arthur M. Winfield is a pen name used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate for the Rover Boys series.
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I. The Rover Boys at Home Read by VfkaBT 9:17
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II. News of Interest Read by VfkaBT 9:08
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III. A Midnight Visitor Read by VfkaBT 8:37
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IV. A Useless Pursuit Read by VfkaBT 9:18
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V. On the Way to Putnam Hall Read by VfkaBT 9:49
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VI. Fun on the Boat Read by VfkaBT 10:42
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VII. Something About the Military Academy Read by VfkaBT 10:17
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VIII. A Scene in the Gymnasium Read by VfkaBT 8:36
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IX. Settling Down to Study Read by VfkaBT 11:08
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X. An Adventure in Cedarville Read by VfkaBT 9:56
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XI. A Quarrel and it Results Read by VfkaBT 9:33
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XII. The Election for Officers Read by VfkaBT 9:41
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XIII. The Fight at the Boathouse Read by VfkaBT 11:09
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XIV. Getting Ready for the Encampment Read by VfkaBT 12:10
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XV. On the March to the Camp Read by VfkaBT 9:53
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XVI. The First Day on Pine Island Read by VfkaBT 10:33
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XVII. The Enemy Plot Mischief Read by VfkaBT 12:06
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XVIII. Hazers at Work Read by VfkaBT 10:31
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XIX. A Storm in Camp Read by VfkaBT 11:28
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XX. The Rover Boys and the Bull Read by VfkaBT 10:36
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XXI. A Tug of War Read by VfkaBT 10:06
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XXII. A Swim and Some Snakes Read by VfkaBT 8:23
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XXIII. A Glimpse of an Old Enemy Read by VfkaBT 10:19
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XXIV. More Rivalry Read by VfkaBT 11:47
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XXV. Winning the Contests Read by VfkaBT 12:54
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XXVI. Sam Shows What He Can Do Read by VfkaBT 9:31
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XXVII. A Prisoner of the Enemy Read by VfkaBT 9:05
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XXVIII. Dick's Midnight Adventure Read by VfkaBT 8:18
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XXIX. True Heroism Read by VfkaBT 8:35
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XXX. Turning a New Leaf—Conclusion Read by VfkaBT 12:39
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