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The Sea Hawk

by Rafael Sabatini

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First published
1915
Pages
302
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14 h 37 min · 34 parts

  1. Preface and Chapter One The Huckster

    35:36

  2. Rosamund

    27:39

  3. The Forge

    26:44

  4. The Intervener

    21:31

  5. The Buckler

    28:22

  6. Jasper Leigh

    28:49

  7. Trepanned

    17:39

  8. The Spaniard

    19:52

  9. The Captive

    25:42

  10. The Renegade

    38:55

  11. Homeward Bound

    11:20

  12. The Raid

    34:57

  13. The Lion of the Faith

    24:48

  14. The Convert

    17:19

  15. Marzak-Ben-Asad

    24:38

  16. Mother and Son

    24:59

  17. Competitors

    31:02

  18. The Slave-Market

    35:21

  19. The Truth

    48:46

  20. The Subtlety of Fenzileh

    23:46

  21. In the Sight of Allah

    29:12

  22. The Sign

    22:20

  23. The Voyage

    25:58

  24. The Pannier

    17:39

  25. The Dupe

    15:04

  26. Sheik Mat

    28:01

  27. The Mutineers

    37:50

  28. The Messenger

    14:38

  29. Moriturus

    20:17

  30. The Surrender

    25:53

  31. The Heathen Creed

    18:20

  32. The Judges

    20:45

  33. The Advocate

    42:16

  34. The Judgement

    11:44

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Sir Oliver Tressilian is a Cornish gentleman whose life is destroyed by his own half-brother, who frames him for murder and arranges to have him sold into slavery. Chained to the oar of a Spanish galley, Oliver survives long enough to be captured by Barbary corsairs, then rises among them to become the dreaded Sakr-el-Bahr, the Sea Hawk. Wealthy, feared, and consumed by the memory of the woman who believed him guilty, he sails back toward Cornwall to reclaim his honor and settle old scores. Rafael Sabatini stages a tale of betrayal and vengeance across the Elizabethan Mediterranean.

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Rafael Sabatini

Rafael Sabatini (1875-1950) was an Italian-English writer of historical romances and adventures, famous for Scaramouche and Captain Blood. His swashbucklers were international best-sellers.

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First published
1915
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
302
Language
English
Formats
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