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Mr. Midshipman Easy

by Frederick Marryat

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1836
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  1. Chapters 01 to 03

    23:55

  2. Chapter 04

    22:55

  3. Chapter 05

    16:51

  4. Chapter 06

    24:43

  5. Chapter 07

    19:40

  6. Chapter 08

    21:23

  7. Chapter 09

    20:45

  8. Chapter 10

    26:03

  9. Chapter 11

    22:02

  10. Chapter 12

    31:43

  11. Chapter 13

    45:42

  12. Chapter 14

    36:12

  13. Chapter 15

    20:38

  14. Chapter 16

    21:01

  15. Chapter 17

    40:52

  16. Chapter 18

    36:45

  17. Chapter 19

    27:16

  18. Chapter 20

    26:06

  19. Chapter 21

    32:55

  20. Chapter 22

    28:15

  21. Chapter 23

    43:17

  22. Chapter 24

    30:10

  23. Chapter 25

    29:23

  24. Chapter 26

    24:16

  25. Chapter 27

    21:00

  26. Chapter 28

    20:41

  27. Chapter 29

    23:17

  28. Chapter 30

    19:56

  29. Chapter 31

    24:22

  30. Chapter 32

    29:06

  31. Chapter 33

    17:00

  32. Chapter 34

    19:20

  33. Chapter 35

    22:36

  34. Chapter 36

    22:09

  35. Chapter 37

    20:30

  36. Chapter 38

    13:52

  37. Chapter 39

    22:21

  38. Chapter 40

    17:04

  39. Chapter 41

    10:49

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Frederick Marryat, a Royal Navy captain turned novelist, sends his hero to sea with a head full of nonsense. Jack Easy is raised by an eccentric father devoted to the rights of man and the perfect equality of all people, ideas that fare badly the moment Jack steps aboard a King's ship during the war with Napoleon. Through scrapes, duels, captured prizes, and a good deal of Mediterranean adventure, the young midshipman is gradually cured of his father's philosophy and shaped into a capable officer. Brisk, funny, and rich in authentic naval detail, it is one of the liveliest sea stories of its age.

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Frederick Marryat

Frederick Marryat (1792-1848) was a British Royal Navy officer who served in the Napoleonic Wars before becoming a popular novelist. A pioneer of the sea story, he drew on his own service for rousing nautical tales and also wrote the children's classic The Children of the New Forest.

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First published
1836
Reading time
About 10 hours
Pages
390
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Adrian Praetzellis