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"The author 'shipped out of Boston in 1834 on the "Pilgrim" and sailed around the Horn to California on a hide-trading expedition. The book is based on the journal he kept during the voyage. Horrified by the brutal captain's mistreatment of the sailors, and shocked by their lack of redress, Dana wrote with a burning indignation that did much to rouse the public to the mariners' plight.'" Benet's Reader's Ency of Am Lit.

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Language
English
Pages
338

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Two years before the mast
1995, Claremont Books
in English
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Cover of: Two years before the mast
Two years before the mast
1936, Modern Library
in English
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Cover of: Two years before the mast
Cover of: Two years before the mast
Cover of: Two years before the mast
Two years before the mast
1914, Scott, Foresman and Co.
in English
Cover of: Two years before the mast
Two years before the mast: a personal narrative
1895, Houghton, Mifflin and Company
in English - New ed., with subsequent matter by the author.

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Edition Notes

Series
Great illustrated classics, Great illustrated classics

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
910.45
Library of Congress
G540 .D2 1946

The Physical Object

Pagination
xviii, 338 pages
Number of pages
338

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL27930809M
Internet Archive
greatillustrated0000unse
OCLC/WorldCat
4702713

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Work Description

In 1834, Richard Dana, went from Harvard student to common seaman, sailing from California to Cape Horn. This journal survives as one of the most vivid accounts of the relationship between man and sea.

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