The last voyage of the schooner Rosamond
by Haakon Chevalier
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A description of a voyage undertaken in 1920/21 by the author and a companion, initially as cabin boys but later promoted to ordinary seamen, in the 4-masted fore-and-aft schooner Rosamond from San Francisco to Capetown with timber and return to Seattle and San Francisco in ballast.
Map of route on endpapers.
Foreword by the author.
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"It began as so many things begin which later prove to have memorable consequences, in a quite casual, unpremeditated way."
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Dedicated "To the memory of Donald Snedden June 6, 1901 - May 24, 1931".
[Donald Snedden was the author's companion on the voyage.]
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