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Brothers Dick and Tom Dare serve with the Patriot forces during the Revolutionary conflict, caring for a wounded comrade and engaging in a series of small-scale operations. The boys lead raids and skirmishes, negotiate prisoner treatment, retake a mutinous sloop, and face ambushes, night assaults, cliff drops, and long marches. Scenes shift between shipboard suspense and inland scouting, emphasizing resourcefulness, loyalty, and the ties among comrades. Action culminates in clever evasion of enemy forces and the restoration of the group's unity.
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