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"In Ship and Prison: A Story of Five Years in the Continental Navy with Captain Samuel Tucker" plunges readers into the heart of the American Revolution's naval battles. William P. Chipman crafts a thrilling tale of sea adventure and historical fiction, centered around the remarkable Captain Samuel Tucker.
Experience the drama and danger of life aboard a Continental Navy ship during a pivotal period in American history. This juvenile fiction title offers a gripping narrative, drawing readers into the world of naval history and the challenges faced by those who fought for American independence.
Through vivid storytelling, Chipman captures the spirit of courage and resilience that defined the era. Perfect for readers interested in historical accounts and thrilling action on the high seas, "In Ship and Prison" provides a captivating glimpse into the past, focusing on the life and times of Samuel Tucker and the maritime struggles of the American Revolution.
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