The Cape Horn Breed: Account Of Life Under Sail
Biographies & True Stories History Adventure Autobiography Memoir Travel Maritime History
For those fascinated by the golden age of sailing and the thrill of adventure on the high seas, "The Cape Horn Breed: Account Of Life Under Sail" by Captain William H.S. Jones is a must-have addition to their library. This vintage hardcover book, published in 1999, is a rare and captivating memoir that offers a firsthand account of life as an apprentice sailor in the late 19th century.
Through its 328 pages, Captain Jones recounts his experiences on board the Barque Caithness-Shire, sharing vivid stories of his time spent sailing between the British Isles, Australia, and the Indian Ocean. With its richly detailed narrative, the book provides a unique insight into the lives of sailors during the era of colonialism and exploration. The book is further enhanced by its beautifully illustrated pages, making it a true treasure for anyone interested in maritime history, biographies, and true stories.
As a vintage publication, this book is a rare find, and its good condition makes it an excellent choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The dust jacket is intact, and the pages are clean and tidy, with only light thumbing on the closed book page edge. With no writing or dog ears, this book is a true gem for anyone looking to own a piece of sailing history.
For those who appreciate the romance of the sea and the bravery of sailors who ventured into the unknown, "The Cape Horn Breed" is a compelling and unforgettable read. With its rich history, captivating stories, and beautiful illustrations, this book is a true collector's item that will be treasured for generations to come.
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