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The World of unrest in 1812 made it possible for an infant republic seriously to embarrass a great nation rich in a hundred years of sea triumphs. England was queen of the seas.
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The World of unrest in 1812 made it possible for an infant republic seriously to embarrass a great nation rich in a hundred years of sea triumphs. England was queen of the seas.
Author=C.S. Forester
Pages=254
Published=1957
Book Condtion=Excellent condition in a dust jacket
| Weight | 540 g |
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