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For the freedom of the seas

by Ralph Henry Barbour

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateAdventureHistoricalChildren's25 chapters
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Length
25 chapters
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About this book

Caught in the stillness of an autumn Atlantic, a seasoned captain and his son navigate the challenges of a slow journey home on their aging schooner, where patience and perseverance are tested on the quest for freedom across the seas.

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Contents

25 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
03CHAPTER I THE WAY OF THE HUN
04CHAPTER II WITH THE COAST PATROL
05CHAPTER III THE LONELY REEF
06CHAPTER IV A BATTLE UNDERGROUND
07CHAPTER V A CHANCE ENCOUNTER
08CHAPTER VI ON THE THAMES
09CHAPTER VII THE U. S. S. “GYANDOTTE”
10CHAPTER VIII THE RAIDER
11CHAPTER IX OFF FOR THE OTHER SIDE
12CHAPTER X OVERBOARD

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