| "You do not have to be a Boy
Scout to enjoy these fascinating and interesting stories. Any boy has the
chance. Next to the Manual itself, the books give an accurate impression of
Boy Scout activities, for they are educational and instructive."
Originally published by Hurst,
this series was later reprinted by A.L. Burt. Most volumes were illustrated
by Charles L. Wrenn, who also illustrated Payson's "Motor Cycle
Chums" series (Hurst).
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- THE BOY SCOUTS OF THE EAGLE PATROL -- "In this title,
self-reliance and self-defense through organized athletics are
emphasized." -- 1911. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS ON THE RANGE -- "Cow-punchers, Indians,
the Arizona desert and the Harkness ranch figure in this tale of the Boy
Scouts." --1911. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS AND THE ARMY AIR-SHIP -- "The cleverness
of one of the Scouts as an amateur inventor and the intrigues of his
enemies to secure his inventions make a subject of breathless
interest." -- 1911. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS' MOUNTAIN CAMP -- "Just so often as the
reader draws a relieved breath at the escape of the Scouts from imminent
danger, he loses it again in the instinctive impression, which he shares
with the boys, of impending peril." -- illustrated by R.M.
Brinkerhoff. 1912. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS FOR UNCLE SAM -- "Patriotism is a
vital principle in every Boy Scout organization, but few there are who
have such an opportunity for its practical expression as comes to the
members of the Eagle Patrol." -- illustrated by Charles L.
Wrenn. 1912. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS AT THE PANAMA CANAL -- "Most timely is
this authentic story of the 'great ditch.' It is illustrated by
photographs of the Canal in process of Building." -- illustrated by Charles L
Wrenn. 1913. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS UNDER FIRE IN MEXICO -- "Another tale
appropriate to the unsettled conditions of the present is this account
of recent conflict." -- illustrated by Charles
L. Wrenn, 1914. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS ON BELGIAN BATTLEFIELDS -- "Wonderfully
interesting is this story of Belgium as it figures in this tale of
the Great War." -- illustrated by
Charles L. Wrenn. 1915. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS WITH THE ALLIES IN FRANCE -- "On the
firing line -- or very near -- we find the Scouts in France."
-- illustrated by
Charles L. Wrenn. 1915. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION -- "If
you couldn't attend the Exposition yourself, you can go even now in
imagination with the Boy Scouts." -- illustrated
by Charles L. Wrenn. 1915. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS UNDER SEALED ORDERS -- "Here the
Boy Scouts have a secret mission to perform for the Government. What is
the nature of it? Keen boys will find that out by reading the book. It's
a dandy story." -- illustrated by Charles
L. Wrenn. 1916. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS' CAMPAIGN FOR PREPAREDNESS -- "Just as
the Scouts' motto is 'Be Prepared,' just for these reasons that they
prepare for their country's defense. What they do and how they do it
makes a volume well worth reading." -- illustrated by
Charles L. Wrenn. 1916. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS' BADGE OF COURAGE --illustrated by Arthur O.
Scott. 1917. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
- THE BOY SCOUTS AT THE CANADIAN BORDER -- illustrated by Charles
L. Wrenn. 1918. Hurst; A.L. Burt.
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