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Lewrie and the Hogsheads

Dewey LambdinSeries: Alan Lewrie
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Pages
48
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
St. Martin's Publishing Group

About

Dewey Lambdin presents a new short story, "Lewrie and the Hogsheads," starring the most colorful captain of the Royal Navy, Alan Lewrie.
Capt. Lewrie of the HMS Reliant has been stuck in Nassau Harbor, biding his time after ferreting out pirates on the coast of Spanish Florida. Until, that is, one of his brig sloops comes into harbor with an unexpected cargo of survivors from an American brig. Their ship, the Santee out of Charleston, South Carolina, has been taken by a Spanish privateer far down in the Bahamas near the Crooked Island passage. With this news of more pirates at large, Lewrie has a chance to get out of dodge, have some fun, and maybe even capture a prize. But, he's about to learn that there's another, much boozier side to the Americans' story.

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Extended Details

  • SeriesAlan Lewrie

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