Ate the Dog Yesterday-Maritime Casualties, Calamaties & Catastrophes
Year: 2015 Language: english Author: Faiella, Graham Genre: History Publisher: Whittles Publishing Edition: First ISBN: 878-184995-089-3 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 529 Description: This book contains a selection of true-life dramas that chronicle the perils and misfortunes faced by deep-sea sailing ships of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It relates the dangers faced and the battles waged, and all too often lost, against the hazards of the sea. Shipboard work was hard and often routinely dangerous for crews who bore the extraordinary hardships as their duty to obey their captains and drive their ships to a safe port to discharge or take on cargoes. From remarkable voyages, mutinies, hoaxes, curiosities and disease, to messages in a bottle, this book has a fund of amazing tales and will engross the reader – maritime historian, sailor (whether retired, current or armchair), or anyone with an interest in the sea and tales of adventure.
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Ate the Dog Yesterday-Maritime Casualties, Calamaties & Catastrophes
Language: english
Author: Faiella, Graham
Genre: History
Publisher: Whittles Publishing
Edition: First
ISBN: 878-184995-089-3
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 529
Description:
This book contains a selection of true-life dramas that chronicle the perils and misfortunes faced by deep-sea sailing ships of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
It relates the dangers faced and the battles waged, and all too often lost, against the hazards of the sea.
Shipboard work was hard and often routinely dangerous for crews who bore the extraordinary hardships as their duty to obey their captains and drive their ships to a safe port to discharge or take on cargoes.
From remarkable voyages, mutinies, hoaxes, curiosities and disease, to messages in a bottle, this book has a fund of amazing tales and will engross the reader – maritime historian, sailor (whether retired, current or armchair), or anyone with an interest in the sea and tales of adventure.
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