
Edward Barry South Sea Pearler
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Authors:
- Becke, Louis
1855 - 1913
About this book
In the early 20th century, as the South Sea trade flourished, seamen faced both opportunity and peril in their quest for prosperity. "Edward Barry" by Louis Becke intricately weaves the tale of Ted Barry, an out-of-work seaman who finds himself entangled in the vibrant yet treacherous world of pearling. This novel captures the essence of maritime adventure and the harsh realities of life at sea, showcasing the unique challenges of the South Sea trade and the longing for a brighter future. Ideal for students of maritime history and civic activists interested in labor rights, this narrative offers a compelling glimpse into the struggles and aspirations of those who dared to dream beyond their circumstances. Experience the relentless pursuit of hope amid the waves.
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