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Authors: Joshua Slocum
ISBN-13: 9780486400228, ISBN-10: 0486400220
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Dover Publications
Date Published: January 1998
Edition: Unabridged
Great 19th-century mariner's thrilling, firsthand account of the wreck of his ship off South America, the 35-foot boat he built from the wreckage, and its remarkable voyage home.
Greeting | 1 | |
Chapter I2 | ||
The ship | ||
The crew | ||
A hurricane | ||
Cape Verde Islands | ||
Frio | ||
A pampeiro | ||
Chapter II9 | ||
Montevideo | ||
Beggars | ||
Antonina for mate | ||
Antonina to Buenos Aires | ||
The bombelia | ||
Chapter III12 | ||
Salvage of a cargo of wine | ||
Sailors happy | ||
Cholera in the Argentine | ||
Death in the land | ||
Dutch Harry | ||
Pete the Greek | ||
Noted crimps | ||
Boat lost | ||
Sail for Ilha Grande | ||
Expelled from the port | ||
Serious hardships | ||
Chapter IV22 | ||
Ilha Grande decree | ||
Return to Rosario | ||
Waiting opening of the Brazilian ports | ||
Scarcity of sailors | ||
Buccaneers turned pilots | ||
Sail down the river | ||
Arrive at Ilha Grande the second time | ||
Quarantined and fumigated | ||
Admitted to pratique | ||
Sail for Rio | ||
Again challenged | ||
Rio at last | ||
Chapter V30 | ||
At Rio | ||
Sail for Antonina with mixed cargo | ||
A pampeiro | ||
Ship on beam-ends | ||
Cargo still more mixed | ||
Topgallant-masts carried away | ||
Arrive safely at Antonina | ||
Chapter VI33 | ||
Mutiny | ||
Attempt at robbery and murder | ||
Four against one | ||
Two go down before a rifle | ||
Order restored | ||
Chapter VII41 | ||
Join the bark at Montevideo | ||
A good crew | ||
Small-pox breaks out | ||
Bear up for Maldonado and Flores | ||
No aid | ||
Death of sailors | ||
To Montevideo in distress | ||
Quarantine | ||
Chapter VIII51 | ||
A new crew | ||
Sail for Antonina | ||
Load timber | ||
Native canoes | ||
Loss of the Aquidneck | ||
Chapter IX57 | ||
The Building of the Liberdade | ||
Chapter X70 | ||
Across the bar | ||
The run to Santos | ||
Tow to Rio by the steamship | ||
At Rio | ||
Chapter XI77 | ||
Sail from Rio | ||
Anchor at Cape Frio | ||
Encounter with a whale | ||
Sunken treasure | ||
The schoolmaster | ||
The merchant | ||
The good people at the village | ||
A pleasant visit | ||
Chapter XII84 | ||
Sail from Frio | ||
Round Cape St. Thome | ||
High seas and swift currents | ||
In the "trades" | ||
Dangerous reefs | ||
Run into harbour unawares, on a dark and stormy night | ||
At Caravellas | ||
Fine weather | ||
A gale | ||
Port St. Paulo | ||
Treacherous natives | ||
Sail for Bahia | ||
Chapter XIII90 | ||
At Bahia | ||
Meditations on the discoverers | ||
The Caribbees | ||
Chapter XIV94 | ||
Bahia to Pernambuco | ||
The meeting of the Finance at sea | ||
At Pernambuco | ||
Round Cape St. Roque | ||
A gale | ||
Breakers | ||
The stretch to Barbadoes | ||
Flying fish alighting on deck | ||
Dismasted | ||
Arrive at Carlysle Bay | ||
Chapter XV106 | ||
At Barbadoes | ||
Mayaguez | ||
Crossing the Bahama Banks | ||
The Gulf Stream | ||
Arrival on the coast of South Carolina | ||
Chapter XVI119 | ||
Ocean currents | ||
Visit to South Santee | ||
At the Typee River | ||
Quarantined | ||
South Port and Wilmington, N.C. | ||
Inland sailing to Beaufort, Norfolk, and Washington, D.C. | ||
Voyage ended | ||
Disposal of the Liberdade | 131 |