β Scribed by Kent, Alexander
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December 1815. Adam Bolithoβs orders are unequivocal. As captain of His Majestyβs frigate Unrivalled of forty-six guns, he is required to βrepair in the first instance to Freetown, Sierra Leone, and reasonably assist the senior officer of the patrolling squadron.β But all efforts of the British anti-slavery patrols to curb a flourishing trade in human life are hampered by unsuitable ships, by the indifference of a government more concerned with old enemies made distrustful allies, and by the continuing belligerence of the Dey of Algiers, which threatens to ignite a full-scale war. For Adam, also, there is no peace. Lost in grief and loneliness, his uncleβs death still unavenged, he is uncertain of all but his identity as a man of war. The sea is his element, the ship his only home, and a reckless, perhaps doomed attack on an impregnable stronghold his only hope of settling the bitterest of debts.
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