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Sailing alone around the world, and Voyage of the Liberdade (1948)

by Joshua Slocum

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In two action-packed real-life adventure stories, the renowned adventurer records his harrowing voyage from Brazil to America aboard a ship assaulted by violent storms, a mutinous crew, cholera, and pirate in The Voyage of the Liberdade, as well as his solo, three-year 46,000-mile solo voyage around the globe in Sailing Alone Around the World. Orig… (more)
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Sailing Alone Around the World:

Buy it. A Charmingly narrated tale of the first solo round the world sailing trip. A Unique Book.

Voyage of the Liberdade:

A Lesser work, but a pleasant way to pass time, nicely bundled here with with 'Sailing Alone...' The tone feels similar, Slocum was never happy with this his earlier work, and rewrote it several times.

My Collier edition also has excellent introductions and other material which are a further bonus ( )
1 vote cosmicdolphin | Apr 10, 2010 |
The author's account of the world's first solo circumnavigation of the world's oceans, aboard his rickety 37-foot sloop, Spray. ( )
  plaugher | Dec 4, 2005 |
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  pbth1957 | Nov 19, 2021 |
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To the one who said: "The Spray will come back".

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Sailing alone around the world is one of the immortal books.

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In the fair land of Nova Scotia, a maritime province, there is a ridge called North Mountain, overlooking the Bay of Fundy on one side and the fertile Annapolis valley on the other.

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To get underweigh: It was on the 28th of February, 1886, that the bark Aquidneck, laden with case-oil, sailed from New York to Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, the strip of land bounding the River Plate on the east, and called by the natives "Banda Oriental."

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Please do not combine this omnibus with the individual work Sailing Alone Around the World (1900), which does not contain Voyage of the Liberdade (1894).
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In two action-packed real-life adventure stories, the renowned adventurer records his harrowing voyage from Brazil to America aboard a ship assaulted by violent storms, a mutinous crew, cholera, and pirate in The Voyage of the Liberdade, as well as his solo, three-year 46,000-mile solo voyage around the globe in Sailing Alone Around the World. Orig

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