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The East Indiaman Richard Woodman

The East Indiaman By Richard Woodman

The East Indiaman by Richard Woodman


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Summary

The American Revolution war is in full swing with American privateers swarming in British waters. For ship-owners like Captain William Kite of Liverpool, ruin was only a gun-shot away. This is the third title in Woodman's maritime historical saga which began with The Guineaman and The Privateersman.

The East Indiaman Summary

The East Indiaman by Richard Woodman

The American Revolution War is in full swing, with Yankee privateers swarming in British waters. For ship-owners like Captain William Kite of Liverpool, ruin was only a gun-shot away. When providence strikes the embattled Kite yet again, he is desperate to restore his fortune and travels to London to try a final throw of the dice. Kite pursues his elusive goal from the commercial machinations conducted in the smoky air of London to the thunderous discharge of cannon fire in the least well-known sea-battles of the American War of Independence that echoed out over the placid waters of the Indian Ocean.

About Richard Woodman

Richard Woodman is the author of over twenty novels. He has salled in a variety of ships, serving from apprentice to captain. A member of the Society of Nautical Research, the Square-Rigger Club and the Navy Records Society, in his spare time Richard sails an elderly gaff cutter with his wife and two children.

Additional information

GOR001293801
9780727857491
0727857495
The East Indiaman by Richard Woodman
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Canongate Books Ltd
20010831
295
N/A
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