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lies, but he is brave and does know the waters. And for once we hear
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seem to consistently remedy such maladies. A ceremonial dinner is given at
Government House on Mauritius. Stephen implies in conversation with Mr Peter that Jack's father, General Aubrey, is soon to have significant influence with the Admiralty in London, which rumours are believed by Bertie. The Admiral gives Jack the great honour of returning to England carrying the news of the British victory.
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1548:"Taken together, the novels are a brilliant achievement. They display staggering erudition on almost all aspects of early nineteenth century life, with impeccable period detail.... Aubrey and Maturin are subtler, richer items; in addition Patrick O'Brian has a gift for the comic which Forester lacks.
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Aubrey is married and the father of twin girls, owner of a cottage with a fine observatory he built. He is more than ready to be back at sea. He and
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was taken prisoner by the French and released only when a later squadron from Cape Town re-took ĂŽle de la Passe in
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off the island's southeast coast. While recuperating, Stephen and the ship's doctor, McAdam, attempt to diagnose
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have viewed the defeat at Grand Port as the most serious to the Royal Navy in all of the
Napoleonic Wars; the interim defeat and very real loss of ships were overshadowed, however, by the conquest of the islands just a few months later. The French mark this victory on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris,
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and the late Mary Renault, but, until recently, this splendid saga of two serving officers in the British Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Wars was unavailable in this country, apart from the first few installments which went immediately out of print. Last year, however, W. W. Norton decided to
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and sails again upon hearing that more merchant ships have been taken by the French. The convoy is caught in a major tropical cyclone, whence it sails back to Cape Town for repairs, receiving the first mail in many months; Sophia's letters are water-damaged and Jack tries to make sense of them.
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found the language of the novel to be "shot through with unobtrusive culture and period texture that flows like a serenade". The characters are drawn well, with "a crazy inner skip to their hearts", summing up the writing as having "the poetry of fact on blue-water currents under the trades."
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that "O'Brian's sheer brilliance as a writer constantly dazzles, and his power over the reader is unique. No writer alive can move one as O'Brian can; no one can make you laugh so loud with hilarity, whiten your knuckles with unbearable tension or choke with emotion. He is the master."
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1551:"Jack's assignment: to capture the Indian Ocean islands of Réunion and Mauritius from the French. That campaign forms the narrative thread of this rollicking sea saga. But its substance is more beguiling still..." —Elizabeth Peer, Newsweek
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is also captured and Clonfert is gravely wounded in the neck and head by a splinter. A messenger vessel, with Maturin aboard, reaches La RĂ©union to inform Aubrey of the losses and the failed attack on Port South East.
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2025:. Running Press Book Publishers.
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2114:Snow, Richard (6 January 1991).
2084:. Publishers Weekly. 20 May 1991
1709:1978, May UK, Fontana Paperback
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1662:Midshipman George Johnson –
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2264:Binyon, T J (24 June 1977)
2006:. W W Norton & Co Ltd.
1668:Dr McAdam/Admiral Bertie –
1391:action of 13 September 1810
802:Mr Satterly: Master in HMS
766:At La RĂ©union and Mauritius
296:. The timely capture gives
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1926:Richard O'Neill (2003).
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2888:Novels set in Mauritius
2826:Collected Short Stories
2637:The Thirteen-Gun Salute
2374:"The Mauritius Command"
2342:"The Mauritius Command"
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2078:"The Mauritius Command"
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2878:Aubrey–Maturin series
2780:The Road to Samarcand
2574:The Mauritius Command
2424:The Mauritius Command
2238:The Mauritius Command
2021:David Miller (2003).
1983:Brian Lavery (2003).
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2851:Joseph Banks: A Life
2630:The Letter of Marque
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1572:Master and Commander
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1333:Allusions to history
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1987:. Conway Maritime.
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2672:The Yellow Admiral
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