New Releases by Van Wyck Mason

Colonel North must locate and destroy a vital U.S. rocket capsule which has accidentally fallen somewhere deep in the Burmese jungle.

Enroute to Jamestown, a group of settlers, including a number of social outcasts, are shipwrecked at Bermuda. Based on a true historical incident.

Novel of Charleston and Savannah struggling in the grip of the Union naval blockade, and of the blockade runner, Rafe Bryson.

Novel of the First Crusade, centered around the adventures of a young man and his twin sister.

How General Washington and his men spent the winter at Valley Forge. Grades 5-7.

Mason tells a good story against a convincingly authentic background- that of Baltimore to New Orleans on the verge of the Civil War, and the sympathies here are enlisted with the main characters on the side of the South. The chief value of the book lies in the immensely detailed and little known picture of the efforts of the South to build a navy, efforts which were blocked by bungling self-seekers, incompetent politicians and the struggle for separate commands. Brunton, Scottish shipbuilder, Sam Seymour of the U.S.N. who resigns his commission to serve his native South, his austere elder brother, an engineer, who goes to Richmond to make his contribution, - these three live in the intricate story of the Navy''s birth and death.

Eighteen years in the tempestuous career of Henry Morgan, buccaneer and lieutenant governor of Jamaica.

Adventures of three doctors in the American Revolution.

Color illustration on front cover of a man dressed in a buckskin shirt carrying a woman in a green dress. In the background is a train crash.