10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRIVATEERSMAN»
Discover the use of
privateersman in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
privateersman and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Privateers were essentially freelance ships, sanctioned during wartime to sail and do battle on behalf of adversary governments, and this tale follows Alexander Musgrave, a privateer-turned-adventurer, across three continents and into the ...
'Good sea action ... vivid depiction' - Publishers Weekly. The second in the series that began with The Guineaman. The Seven Years War is over.
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Yankee Jack, Or, the Perils of a
Privateersman
Covering a span of over 400 years in North, Central and South America as well as the Caribbean, this collection highlights the society, politics, religious beliefs, culture, contemporary opinions and momentous events of the time.
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The Diary of Benjamin F Palmer,
Privateersman: While a ...
This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words.
Benjamin Franklin Palmer, 2010
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The
Privateersman and the Pirate
His compelling adventures make up the last sea story in this extensive series by this talented author. Another of his seagoing tales, The Pirate, is also contained in this volume.
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The
Privateersman; and the Dog Fiend, Or Snarley Yow
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
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A History of American Privateers
A BOY PRIVATEERSMAN. In following the career of Andrew Sherburne, a boy
privateersman in the Eevolution, the reader will become familiar with a phase of
privateering of which too little is known. Sherburne began his sea life at the age
of ...
Edgar Stanton Maclay, 2011
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Washington's Wolfpack: The Navy Before There Was A Navy
IN following the career of Andrew Sherburne, a boy privateersman in the
Revolution, the reader will become familiar with a phase of privateering of which
too little is known. Sherburne began his sea life at the age of fourteen by entering
the ...
Edgar Stanton Maclay, 2008
Harry Ludlow, forced out of the Royal Navy, becomes a privateer in partnership with his younger brother James.
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The Lindsays of America: A Genealogical Narrative and Family ...
This vessel the captain of the privateersman determined to meet and destroy, and
for days he chased her, until the pirate, strong in her recent victories, stopped and
showed fight somewhere on our Atlantic not many miles from land.
Margaret Isabella Lindsay, 2002
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRIVATEERSMAN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
privateersman is used in the context of the following news items.
Letter: Salem's most unusual street
Jonathan Haraden, Salem privateersman of Revolutionary War fame, once lived on this street in a house that is no longer extant. Somewhat ... «The Salem News, Jun 15»
Marine Art In Waterbury, Old Lyme, Mystic Galleries
The slightly threatening air of "A Privateersman Ashore 1893" by Howard Pyle is a counterpoint to the amusing 1830 portrait across the gallery ... «Hartford Courant, Jun 15»
With festival on deck, 5 tales from Fells Point's privateering past
A “privateer,” by the way, is a privately owned ship commissioned by a government to fight enemies, and also shorthand for “privateersman,” or ... «Baltimore Sun, Apr 15»
Art Review: 'Coast & the Sea' narrow in focus but a worthy show for a …
And the most entertaining painting, unfortunately, is not like anything else in the show: The subject of Howard Pyle's 1893 “A Privateersman ... «Press Herald, Feb 15»
Letters to President Lincoln during the Civil War
I, J.P.N. Calvo, a South Carolina Secessionist and Privateersman, take ... for serving my country, (Southern Confederacy) as a Privateersman, ... «Washington Post, Oct 11»
A few Queens County historical notes (continued)
Seely was a famous privateersman during the 1812 war and a prominent merchant afterwards. It was the ship Caledonia, owned by Seely ... «Nova News Now, Jun 07»
