The Surgeon's Mate
by Patrick O'Brian
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Jack Aubrey (Fictitious character), Stephen Maturin (Fictitious character), Naval History, Fiction, Fiction, historical, Fiction, action & adventure, Sea stories, Aubrey, jack (fictitious character), fiction, Maturin, stephen (fictitious character), fiction, Great britain, fiction, Fiction, historical, general, History, Naval, Ship captains, Ship physicians, Large type books, England, fiction, Fiction, medical, English literature, Seafaring life, History, Blind, books and readingPlaces
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The Surgeon's Mate
November 4, 1996, HarperCollins Publishers Ltd
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000649921X 9780006499213
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The Surgeon's Mate (Aubrey/Maturin Novels)
November 1994, W. W. Norton & Company, W.W. Norton
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"The long harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia on a long, long summer's day, and two frigates gliding in on the tide of flood under their topsails alone: the first, since she had belonged to the United States navy until a few days before, wore the Stars and Stripes under a white ensign; the second showed no more than her own shabby colours, for she was HMS Shannon, the winner in that short and bloody action with the Chesapeake."
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"The long harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia on a long, long summer's day, and two frigates gliding in on the tide of flood under their topsails alone: the first, since she had belonged to the United States navy until a few days before, wore the Stars and Stripes under a white ensign; the second showed no more than her own shabby colours, for she was HMS Shannon, the winner in that short and bloody action with the Chesapeake."
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