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portada The Normandy Privateer: A thrilling naval adventure with Lieutenant Oliver Anson
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
300
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.6 x 14.0 x 1.7 cm
Weight
0.38 kg.
ISBN13
9781839013478

The Normandy Privateer: A thrilling naval adventure with Lieutenant Oliver Anson

David McDine (Author) · Lume Books · Paperback

The Normandy Privateer: A thrilling naval adventure with Lieutenant Oliver Anson - McDine, David

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Synopsis "The Normandy Privateer: A thrilling naval adventure with Lieutenant Oliver Anson"

England. 1800s. Young Lieutenant Oliver Anson has died.His family install a memorial tablet in their church to commemorate his life and service to King and country. He led the mission to capture a French privateer in a small Normandy harbour, but when it all goes wrong, Anson is felled by a musket ball in the head and is among the dead and wounded left ashore after his shipmates seek the refuge of their ship HMS Phryne.Only - and despite official newspaper reports to the contrary - the less-than-god-fearing Anson turns out not to be dead at all but very much alive, and stuns even fellow seamen with his miraculous resurrection. It is, however, far from plain sailing for the prisoners to escape from behind enemy lines and get back across the Channel... And the ambitious Anson is then dealt a hammer blow by the admiralty when he is later denied a new sea-going appointment. Instead his future is to be a land-based role, foiling any potential French invasion attempt along the Kent coastline. Perhaps worse, Anson finds himself falling into the clutches of a local bigwig's voluptuous, husband-hunting daughter.The Normandy Privateer charts the ups and downs of Lieutenant Anson and shines a poignant light on the loneliness and responsibilities of command.

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