Men Against The Sea by Charles Bernard Nordhoff
After a violent upheaval aboard their ship, the deposed captain and a handful of loyal sailors are set adrift in a tiny open boat and must rely on relentless seamanship, strict discipline and sheer endurance to survive an epic Pacific voyage; the narrative follows their struggle with storms, scarcity, hostile shores and navigational peril, emphasizing leadership, resourcefulness and the human cost of survival as they battle the elements to reach safety.
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- 1934
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- American
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- English
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