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"The Logs of the Serapis--Alliance--Ariel" offers a detailed account of John Paul Jones's naval commands during the years 1779-1780. Compiled and edited by John Sanford Barnes, this volume provides a comprehensive look into Jones's activities through his ship logs and supporting documents. Included are extracts from public documents, unpublished letters, and narratives that shed light on his strategic decisions and daily operations. The book is further enhanced with reproductions of scarce prints, offering a visual dimension to the historical narrative.
This collection is an invaluable resource for historians and enthusiasts interested in naval history and the American Revolution. It provides first-hand insights into the challenges and triumphs of one of America's most celebrated naval heroes. Readers gain access to original source material, meticulously compiled to present an accurate and engaging portrayal of John Paul Jones's leadership and contributions to American independence.
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