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Surrounded by madness, murder, and mutiny, John Pathurst finds himself being transformed into a being as hard as the men and the sea around him.

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I reading the book ' The wheels kick and the wind song' which is a collected account of ships of John Steward,by Capt G.Curse, And getting in the Chapter in which is account of the mutiny of the Mondbats, the well know full bridged ship and her an old master capt James Dondason. What i wondered wast the uniformity between the account of 'mutiny of the Elsinore and the mutiny of the Momdbarts. On both ship had multinational crew , and there were tramps and there were unable sailors, and there were violation and hardness, and an old man who ruled them all. The the mutiny of the Mondbarns took place in 1916 as i right member. but when was written the other one.. the mutiny of the Elsinore.

Posted By latimeri at Tue 16 Nov 2010, 6:09 AM in Mutiny of the Elsinore || 0 Replies

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