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The Boy Scouts on the Trail

By George Durston

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Two young scouts face the daunting shadow of war, embarking on a thrilling journey that tests their loyalty and bravery as they navigate the uncertainties of a world on the brink.

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2007-01-10
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Summary

"The Boy Scouts on the Trail" by George Durston is an early 20th-century adventure story about young boys involved in the Boy Scout movement during the lead-up to World War I. Frank Barnes, an American boy with French heritage, and his French friend Henri Martin find themselves facing the challenges of a looming war as they try to help their countries. When Frank's holiday plans fall apart, Henri invites him to stay with his family and join the French Boy Scouts. As the boys discuss their dedication to France and the possibility of war, their teacher mentions rising tensions in Europe. The beginning of the story creates a strong bond between the boys and hints at the coming war, preparing them for an adventurous journey filled with courage and devotion.

About the Author

Colonel George Durston was a collective pseudonym used by the Saalfield Publishing Company as the author of various American series books.

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