Book by Duggan III Henry C
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Here is the story of a 1622 Spanish shipwrecked soldier's fantastic survival trek through coastal and inland Florida. Physical and emotional challenges of the highest order confront him on a four-year COLD MOUNTAIN-south adventure through a world few Europeans had seen. The will to live and his instinctive outdoor traits prod him into action, pursuing the return to his homeland. Written in the spirit of Daniel Defoe's ROBINSON CRUSOE, a Spanish lieutenant survives the sinking of the famed silver-laden galleon Atocha in the Florida Keys. Becoming self-reliant in a foreign wilderness, he strives to return home, honor intact, aided by a sharp Toledo sword.
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Librería: Margins13 Books, Redmond, WA, Estados Unidos de America
Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. A Near Fine volume (bottom of closed page edges have two very faint splash marks), in a Near Fine Dust Jacket (rear flap has a short diagonal crease at top corner). Volume is clean and tight and bright. INSCRIBED by author on blank front free end-paper and dated in year of publication. (plus a small p.o. inscription). A scholarly text. The "Atocha" galleon sank in a hurricane in 1622, laden with silver, gold, gems and copper on its way back to Spain. A story of modern recovery and the legal battle between the treasure hunters and the State of Florida. 304 pages. Fascinating. Mylar protected jacket. Signed by Author(s). Nº de ref. del artículo: 003573
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