[PDF.61sy] The Enduring Journey of the USS Chesapeake: Navigating the Common History of Three Nations

The Enduring Journey of the USS Chesapeake: Navigating the Common History of Three Nations

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 | #3136235 in Books |  The History Press |  2008-07-01 |  2008-07-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.75 x.31 x6.88l,1.10 | File type: PDF | 160 pages

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||4 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| BUYER BEWARE: This is a remarkably poor book in a number of aspects|By Wounded Combat Veteran|BUYER BEWARE:

If a "Razzie" award were given for the most inept history book of 2008, then this book would be the recipient.

Staggeringly flawed, this is an amateurish, unprofessional product, and it is very questionable if it is worth your time. I seldom review| |If you walked the floorboards of a certain water mill in England, you might, with a little imagination and a sense of history, be transported back to a scene of utter mayhem at sea. |That's how English writer George Brighton reacted when he stepped inside the

"Fight 'til she sinks, boys. Don't give up the ship! Burn her."
James Lawrence's command, spoken as his final fighting words in the historic 1813 battle between the USS Chesapeake and the HMS Shannon, would endure as the motto of the U.S. Navy. He lost the battle, however, and a large portion of the Chesapeake was recycled by the ship breakers of Portsmouth, England, until her timbers gave form and size to a new water mill in the village of Wickham. Almost two hundred...

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