Log-book of Timothy Boardman

Embark on a thrilling voyage through history with the "Log-book of Timothy Boardman," a captivating diary documenting a privateer's cruise during the American Revolution. A rare personal narrative, this meticulously kept log offers a unique glimpse into the naval history of the era.

Join Timothy Boardman aboard the privateer "Oliver Cromwell" as he recounts the journey from New London, Connecticut, to Charleston, South Carolina, and back in 1778. Experience firsthand the challenges and realities of maritime life during a pivotal period in United States history.

This historical document, prepared by Samuel W. Boardman, provides invaluable insight into the Revolutionary Period. Perfect for those interested in military and naval history, the "Log-book of Timothy Boardman" is a timeless account of courage, adventure, and the fight for American independence. Explore a crucial chapter in the story of the United States through the eyes of a participant in the American Revolution.

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