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Best Australian Sea Stories Our Land Is Girt by Sea

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ISBN-10: 1742371256

ISBN-13: 9781742371252

Edition: 2012

Authors: Jim Haynes

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How many people know that the Fenian Brotherhood hired an American whaling ship to take Irish convicts from under the noses of British authorities to freedom and succeeded on Perth Regatta Day 1876? Or that Japanese submarines patroled the east coast all through WW2 and sank over 50 ships? The deep blue sea has always been an endless source of inspiration, wonder, and imagination to explorers and writers alike. Here, veteran writer Jim Haynes rounds up his favorite tales of the great blue beyond. Here are stories full of fascinating anecdotes, drama, surprises, human interest, and maritime history. Combining fact and fiction, first-hand accounts of voyages in the 19th century, along with…    
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List price: $36.99
Copyright year: 2012
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Publication date: 11/1/2012
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 336
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.50" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 0.990
Language: English

Jim Haynes is the director of research, senior consultant and a member of the Board of Directors of QuickSilver Interactive Group, Inc. of Dallas, Texas. He also is an adjunct professor at UNT, where he teaches public relations writing. Accredited in Public Relations (APR), he is a member of Public Relations Society of America's College of Fellows and is a Certified Records Manager. He served on the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) national Board of Directors and the Universal Accreditation Board, responsible for accreditation for Public Relations Society of America PRSA and eight other participating organizations. Former assistant dean in the College of Communication at The…    

Introduction
'The Ocean Beach'
Timeline
'The Days When The World Was Wide' (excerpt)
It's out there …somewhere
'Captain Cook-A Limerick'
Voyage to Sydney
'The Bonny Port of Sydney'
Star of the southern seas
'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' (excerpt)
The ablest seaman in the French navy
'Explorers'
The surgeon's journal
'Sydney Cove, 1788'
The boy who read Robinson Crusoe
'The Ships That Won't Go Down'
The Voyage of the Janet Nicoll
'Requiem'
The ones that got away
'The Cyprus Brig'
Cecil Rhodes and the shark
'Sharks Are (Relatively) Harmless'
Passage to Melbourne
'Break, Break, Break'
Full up: The voyage of the Palapa
'At the Tide's Will'
Mystery of the Venus mutineers
'Unknown Seas' (excerpt)
A harbour full of bodies
'Dunbar'
Coming across
'Sydney-Side' (excerpt)
To war with The Banjo
'There's Another Blessed Horse Fell Down'
Hurrah for old Ireland: The Catalpa rescue
'The Catalpa' Traditional
A day on a lugger
'The Pearl Diver'
Ringed with menace
'Lost With All Hands'
Zaimis
'The Sea and the Hills' (excerpt)
One way ticket
'How Australian Are You?'
The pilots of Port Phillip Bay
'Sea Fear'