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In March, 1811, Admiral Sir Richard Bolitho is once again summoned to London. In defense of an Empire, the Admiralty must quell the unrest in American, or face war with those who were once friends.;Cover; Front Matter; Copyright; Front Matter; Part I: 1811; 1 Regrets; 2 More than Loyalty; 3 The Ocean is Always There; 4 Royal Command; 5 Indomitable; 6 Cross of St George; 7 Like a Troubled Sea; 8 Dreams; 9 The Mark of Satan; Part II: 1812; 10 Deception; 11 Like Father, Like Son; 12 Witness; 13 Loneliness; 14 Change of Allegiance; 15 Trick for Trick; 16 The Strength of a Ship; 17 And for What?; Epilogue; Back Matter; Back Cover; Spine.
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