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Frank Mildmay

or, The Naval Officer

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A midshipman's career in the Napoleonic navy - the prizes, the floggings, the fever and a captain worth following. Marryat had done all of it as a boy under Cochrane, and this first novel invented the sea story as the English know it. This edition adds fifty-five plates of marine painting, among them Turner, Munch and Thomas Luny, alongside four illustrations restored and coloured. ... Read more

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A midshipman's career in the Napoleonic navy - the prizes, the floggings, the fever and a captain worth following. Marryat had done all of it as a boy under Cochrane, and this first novel invented the sea story as the English know it. This edition adds fifty-five plates of marine painting, among them Turner, Munch and Thomas Luny, alongside four illustrations restored and coloured.
... Read more
Percival Keene

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by Frederick Marryat ...

Percival Keene is a spirited naval adventure that follows a young man shaped by danger, ambition, and the strict codes of maritime society. Captain Marryat blends humor, action, and sharp social observation as Percival moves from family humiliation and comic household chaos to the hazards of war, capture, and hard-won self-discovery. His mother's rise from disgrace into independence, running a ... Read more

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Percival Keene is a spirited naval adventure that follows a young man shaped by danger, ambition, and the strict codes of maritime society. Captain Marryat blends humor, action, and sharp social observation as Percival moves from family humiliation and comic household chaos to the hazards of war, capture, and hard-won self-discovery. His mother's rise from disgrace into independence, running a
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Diary in America

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Captain Marryat's Diary in America, Series Two offers a sharp, witty, and often satirical portrait of the young United States, seen through the skeptical eye of a celebrated British sailor-novelist. Moving from stage-coaches and steam-boats to railroads and western rivers, he records the country's restless energy, crowded travel, and comic discomforts: broken windows, leaking roofs, mud, noise, ... Read more

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Captain Marryat's Diary in America, Series Two offers a sharp, witty, and often satirical portrait of the young United States, seen through the skeptical eye of a celebrated British sailor-novelist. Moving from stage-coaches and steam-boats to railroads and western rivers, he records the country's restless energy, crowded travel, and comic discomforts: broken windows, leaking roofs, mud, noise,
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The Phantom Ship

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by Frederick Marryat ...

In a weather-beaten cottage near Terneuse, seventeenth-century Holland, Philip Vanderdecken lives under the shadow of a sealed room, a dying mother, and a secret that has poisoned the household for years. Restless, proud, and desperate to escape poverty, he longs to go to sea, but his mother's fearful warnings and sudden collapse draw him into a mystery far darker than want. As she bleeds to death ... Read more

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In a weather-beaten cottage near Terneuse, seventeenth-century Holland, Philip Vanderdecken lives under the shadow of a sealed room, a dying mother, and a secret that has poisoned the household for years. Restless, proud, and desperate to escape poverty, he longs to go to sea, but his mother's fearful warnings and sudden collapse draw him into a mystery far darker than want. As she bleeds to death
... Read more
Frank Mildmay; Or, the Naval Officer

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by Frederick Marryat ...

Captain Frederick Marryat's Frank Mildmay opens as a brisk, rueful naval memoir of wasted youth, hard discipline, and the costly education of experience. Framed by reflective epigraphs and sharpened by the narrator's own moral self-scrutiny, the story follows a young man whose neglect, vanity, and hunger for distinction lead him into humiliation as often as adventure. He recalls the thrill of ... Read more

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Captain Frederick Marryat's Frank Mildmay opens as a brisk, rueful naval memoir of wasted youth, hard discipline, and the costly education of experience. Framed by reflective epigraphs and sharpened by the narrator's own moral self-scrutiny, the story follows a young man whose neglect, vanity, and hunger for distinction lead him into humiliation as often as adventure. He recalls the thrill of
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The Phantom Ship

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by Frederick Marryat ...

A phantom vessel appears and vanishes like an omen, carrying Philip Vanderdecken into a world of storms, superstition, and supernatural dread. Captain Marryat's The Phantom Ship is a sweeping 42-chapter sea adventure where maritime peril, family curse, and religious conflict collide in a tale of fate and haunting mystery. After his mother's death, Philip discovers a terrible secret tied to a ... Read more

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A phantom vessel appears and vanishes like an omen, carrying Philip Vanderdecken into a world of storms, superstition, and supernatural dread. Captain Marryat's The Phantom Ship is a sweeping 42-chapter sea adventure where maritime peril, family curse, and religious conflict collide in a tale of fate and haunting mystery. After his mother's death, Philip discovers a terrible secret tied to a
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The Privateer's-man, One Hundred Years Ago

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by Frederick Marryat ...

Captain Marryat's privateer tale plunges into the brutal world of prize-taking, where courage, greed, and conscience collide on the high seas and along the Caribbean coast. A young narrator aboard the Revenge recalls a savage chase off Hispaniola, where a French ship carrying a planter's family is boarded in hand-to-hand fighting, and the victory leaves him horrified by the bloodshed, the widow's ... Read more

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Captain Marryat's privateer tale plunges into the brutal world of prize-taking, where courage, greed, and conscience collide on the high seas and along the Caribbean coast. A young narrator aboard the Revenge recalls a savage chase off Hispaniola, where a French ship carrying a planter's family is boarded in hand-to-hand fighting, and the victory leaves him horrified by the bloodshed, the widow's
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The Little Savage

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by Frederick Marryat ...

Captain Frederick Marryat's The Little Savage is a fierce survival adventure shaped by isolation, cruelty, and hard-won moral growth. A boy raised alone on a remote island by a harsh, secretive old man knows hunger, silence, and fear long before he understands family, faith, or the wider world. His life changes when a ship appears offshore, only to be wrecked by a violent storm that blinds his ... Read more

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Captain Frederick Marryat's The Little Savage is a fierce survival adventure shaped by isolation, cruelty, and hard-won moral growth. A boy raised alone on a remote island by a harsh, secretive old man knows hunger, silence, and fear long before he understands family, faith, or the wider world. His life changes when a ship appears offshore, only to be wrecked by a violent storm that blinds his
... Read more
Poor Jack

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by Frederick Marryat ...

Captain Frederick Marryat's Poor Jack follows the fortunes of a plainspoken sailor whose life is shaped by shipboard discipline, comic hardship, and the rough pride of working-class naval culture. Jack's story begins with his father's unlikely rise and fall in the world of the frigate Druid, where pompous officers, sharp-tongued women, and social pretensions collide in a satire of rank, marriage, ... Read more

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Captain Frederick Marryat's Poor Jack follows the fortunes of a plainspoken sailor whose life is shaped by shipboard discipline, comic hardship, and the rough pride of working-class naval culture. Jack's story begins with his father's unlikely rise and fall in the world of the frigate Druid, where pompous officers, sharp-tongued women, and social pretensions collide in a satire of rank, marriage,
... Read more
Peter Simple

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by Frederick Marryat ...

Captain Marryat's Peter Simple launches with the comic misfortunes of a self-described "fool of the family," an awkward young man pushed into naval service and into a world far rougher than his rural upbringing has prepared him for. Sent first to London and then on to Portsmouth, Peter endures family embarrassment, stock-market anxieties, coach-road absurdities, and the first shocks of seafaring ... Read more

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Captain Marryat's Peter Simple launches with the comic misfortunes of a self-described "fool of the family," an awkward young man pushed into naval service and into a world far rougher than his rural upbringing has prepared him for. Sent first to London and then on to Portsmouth, Peter endures family embarrassment, stock-market anxieties, coach-road absurdities, and the first shocks of seafaring
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Masterman Ready; Or, the Wreck of the "pacific"

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by Frederick Marryat ...

A storm-tossed voyage, a castaway's hard-earned wisdom, and a family's struggle to build a future at the edge of the world give Masterman Ready its vivid adventure. From the first gale that drives the Pacific through the Atlantic, the novel blends danger, endurance, and faith with practical seamanship, introducing the calm, capable Captain Osborn, the stern Mackintosh, and the resourceful old ... Read more

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A storm-tossed voyage, a castaway's hard-earned wisdom, and a family's struggle to build a future at the edge of the world give Masterman Ready its vivid adventure. From the first gale that drives the Pacific through the Atlantic, the novel blends danger, endurance, and faith with practical seamanship, introducing the calm, capable Captain Osborn, the stern Mackintosh, and the resourceful old
... Read more
The King's Own

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by Frederick Marryat ...

Captain Frederick Marryat's The King's Own begins in a shadowed register, where honor, guilt, and ruin are bound to the brutal realities of naval life. Against the backdrop of the Mutiny at the Nore in 1797, the novel presents a fleet strained by neglect and resentment, and follows Edward Peters, an educated seaman falsely accused, harshly punished, and driven toward desertion, capture, and a ... Read more

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Captain Frederick Marryat's The King's Own begins in a shadowed register, where honor, guilt, and ruin are bound to the brutal realities of naval life. Against the backdrop of the Mutiny at the Nore in 1797, the novel presents a fleet strained by neglect and resentment, and follows Edward Peters, an educated seaman falsely accused, harshly punished, and driven toward desertion, capture, and a
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