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ContentsCHAPTER I. The Missing ScientistsCHAPTER II. The Hindu MerchantCHAPTER III. Bagobo CountryCHAPTER IV. The Headman's SecretCHAPTER V. Trail of the "Sampaguita"CHAPTER VI. The Man in the Red FezCHAPTER VII. News at ZamboangaCHAPTER VIII. The "Swift Arrow"CHAPTER IX. The Moro KnivesCHAPTER X. South of SuluCHAPTER XI. The Dancing PiratesCHAPTER XII. Search the Wide SeasCHAPTER XIII. The Two DatusCHAPTER XIV. The High FireCHAPTER XV. Plan of AttackCHAPTER XVI. The Black CliffCHAPTER XVII. The Radio LinkCHAPTER XVIII. Under Cover of DarknessCHAPTER XIX. Chahda Sweeps the SeaCHAPTER XX. The Patrol Takes OverThe Rick Brant Science-Adventure Stories

Rick Brant and his pal, Scotty, are plunged into danger and excitement when they encounter the cutthroat pirates of Shan in the heart of the Pacific tropics. During an expedition to locate two missing scientists, Rick, the son of a famous scientist and youngest member of the Spindrift Scientific Foundation, finds that piracy exists in a new and modem form. How he and his friends rescue the lost scientists and help to eradicate organized piracy in the Sulu Sea through the use of modern electronics makes one of the most thrilling adventures in the Rick Brant series.

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