title: Tom Slade, Boy Scout: Adventures of the Bridgeboro Scouts (Volume 1)
author: Percey Keese Fitzhugh
description: When the Tom Slade series was published (1915-1930), its popularity was second only to Tom Swift (1910-1941). The reputation was deserved.... in the Tom Slades, one finds virtue, poverty, injustice, and the overcoming of great evil. These Scout stories are close to nature and realistic, and in many ways still timely. --David M. Baumann, <i>The Mystery and Adventure Series Review</i> #33, Spring 2000
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  Tom Slade at Temple Camp
  
  
  
  
  
  [CHAPTER I. ROY'S SACRIFICE  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER II. [Transcriber's Note: An Indian scout sign drawing was inserted
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  [CHAPTER III. PEE-WEE AND MARY TEMPLE  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER IV. TOM AND ROY  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER V. FIRST COUP OF THE MASCOT  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER VI. THE SHELTER  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER VII. THE “GOOD TURN”  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER VIII. BON VOYAGE!  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER IX. THE MYSTERY  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER X. PEE-WEE'S ADVENTURE  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER XI. TRACKS AND TRAILING  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER XII. THE LONG ARM OF THE SCOUT  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER XIII. TEMPLE CAMP  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER XIV. HERO CABIN  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER XV. COWARD!  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER XVI. OSTRACIZED  
  
  
    
  [CHAPTER XVII. THE WINNING OF THE GOLDEN CROSS
  
  
  
  
  
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  # Tom Slade at Temple Camp
  
  
  ### Percy K. Fitzhugh
  
  
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  [CHAPTER I. ROY'S SACRIFICE
  
  
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