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Delano's Voyages of Commerce and Discovery: Amasa Delano in China, the Pacific Islands, Australia, and South America, 1789-1807 (American Classics)
Published in Paperback by Berkshire House Pub (1994)
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A new and wondrous world seen by an ever-curious mariner
This is a captivating account of daring sea adventures.
Berkshire House Publishers and Eleanor Seagraves have performed a service of great value in resurrecting this account of sea voyages that played a critical role in establishing America's place in the field of maritime commerce and exploration. Truth can be stranger than fiction. Delano's extradordinary exploits are every bit as fascinating as the tales told by Patrick O'Brian and will appeal to the same readership. Handsomely illustrated.
A narrative of a voyage to New Holland and Van Diemen's Land : a facsimile extract from a narrative of voyages and travels in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, comprising three voyages round the world, together with a voyage of survey and discovery in the Pacific Ocean and Oriental Islands
Published in Unknown Binding by Cat & Fiddle Press ()
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Narrative of voyages and travels in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
Published in Unknown Binding by Gregg Press ()
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Seldom have I read a seafarer's account with so many varied and interesting observations about the world through which he traveled. Joseph Banks, Charles Darwin and other professional naturalists wrote a good deal about the flora and fauna they studied, of course, but Delano's curiosity takes him everywhere and informs the reader about an amazing range of contemporary details of life and human behavior.