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BOOK: NEW ENGLAND’S NAUGHTY NAVY (Collectible Classics Series No. 11)
AUTHOR: Robert E. Cahill
PUBLISHER: Chandler-Smith, Peabody, MA, Copyright 1987, Second Edition
ISBN: (13) 978-0916787103
ILLUSTRATOR: B&W photos and sketches
DESCRIPTION: Softcover, Illustrated cover, 60 pages, Approx. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches
CONDITION: NEW, Looks unread/unused, Pages white, clean, and binding tight
DUST JACKET: None, As issued
ABOUT THE BOOK: In the late 1600’s, New England boasted of having some 500 vessels occupied in slave trading. About the same time, the treacherous pirate Blackbeard chose Rhode Island as one of his final ports-of-call. Trafficking with the West Indies lead to the Navigation Acts on American merchants and seamen, and eventually lead to the "spirit of freedom." And a few merchant seamen in little cargo ships take on the British Navy, the greatest navy in the world, over a little tax on stamps and tea? You’ve got to be kidding!
AUTHOR: Robert E. Cahill
PUBLISHER: Chandler-Smith, Peabody, MA, Copyright 1987, Second Edition
ISBN: (13) 978-0916787103
ILLUSTRATOR: B&W photos and sketches
DESCRIPTION: Softcover, Illustrated cover, 60 pages, Approx. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches
CONDITION: NEW, Looks unread/unused, Pages white, clean, and binding tight
DUST JACKET: None, As issued
ABOUT THE BOOK: In the late 1600’s, New England boasted of having some 500 vessels occupied in slave trading. About the same time, the treacherous pirate Blackbeard chose Rhode Island as one of his final ports-of-call. Trafficking with the West Indies lead to the Navigation Acts on American merchants and seamen, and eventually lead to the "spirit of freedom." And a few merchant seamen in little cargo ships take on the British Navy, the greatest navy in the world, over a little tax on stamps and tea? You’ve got to be kidding!
