Life of Frederick Marryat


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Life of Frederick Marryat


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Life of Frederick Marryat


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Life of Frederick Marryat by David Hannay: A Biographical Account of a Celebrated British Author: "Life of Frederick Marryat" by David Hannay is a biographical work that explores the life and accomplishments of Frederick Marryat, a prominent 19th-century British author known for his adventure novels and maritime tales. Key Aspects of the Book "Life of Frederick Marryat": Author's Journey: Hannay traces Marryat's life journey, from his early naval career and experiences at sea to his successful literary career as an author of popular adventure novels. Maritime Themes: The book highlights Marryat's deep connection to the sea and his portrayal of nautical adventures and maritime settings in his novels, showcasing his firsthand knowledge and experiences. Literary Legacy: "Life of Frederick Marryat" sheds light on Marryat's contributions to the literary world, his impact on adventure fiction, and his enduring influence on subsequent generations of writers. David Hannay, born as James Owen Hannay in 1853 and passing away in 1931, was a Scottish author, biographer, and naval officer. He is known for his works of fiction and his biographies of notable figures, including "Life of Frederick Marryat." Hannay's meticulous research and literary skills contribute to his compelling biographical accounts.




Life of Frederick Marryat


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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1889 edition. Excerpt: ... INDEX. Dundonald, Earl of, see Coch- rane F. Eraser's Magazine, Marryat and, 127-131 G. Giliano, Pasquil, fight with, 27, 28 I. Implrieuse, frigate, 17 5 Marryat's account of her service, 23, 24; sent hurriedly to sea, 25, 26; her cruises, 27-40 Irving, Washington, quoted, 84, 121 L. Almeria Bay, Action in, 32-34 America, Books about, 100 America, Marryat's visit to, 98- "3 Auckland, Lord, Letter to, 150- 152; his answer, 153 Avenger, Loss of, 153, 154 B. Babbage, 14, 15 Basque roads, Action in, 37-40 Burraah, War in, 51-55 C. Canada, Revolt in, in, 112 Caroline, Affair of the, 106 "Children of New Forest, The," 146. 147 Chucks, Mr., 96 Cochrane, Lord, Captain of Im- pe"ricuse, his character, 19-21; in Basque roads, 37-40; end of service, 40 Collingwood, Admiral, Marryat asked to write life of, 143 Continent, English on the, 67, 68 D. Drew, Captain, see Caroline Langham, Marryat's life at, 65, 132-134, 136-142 "Little Savage, The," 147 M. Marryat, Frederick, born, n; his family, n-12; school-life, 12- 15; goes to sea, 16; appointed to Impirieuse, 17; serves in her, 17-40; at Walcheren, 40; in Victorious, 40; Centaur, 11 40; Atlas, 41; jEolus, 41; L'Espiegle, 41; Newcastle, 41; a Lieutenant and Commander, 41; breaks blood-vessel, 41; saves life, 43; cuts away main- yard of sEolus, 43; his wound, 45; goes on Continent, 46; marriage, 47; command of Beaver, 47; St. Helena, and death of Napoleon, 47; ex- change to the Rosario, 48; service in Channel, 48; Smugg- lers, 49; appointed to Larne, 51; service in Burmah, 51- 54; Post-captain, and C.B., S3; Ariadne, 55; begins writ- mg. SS I equerry to Duke of Sussex, 56; resigns command, 56; begins literary life, 58; expensive habits, 59; Metro- politan Magazine, 60; letter to Bentley, 60-61;...




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