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Command a King's Ship by Douglas Reeman · Booklabria

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Command a King's Ship

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First published: 1900
Editions: 26 in 4 languages

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A book by Douglas Reeman, first published in 1900. Open Library records 26 editions, in English, French, German and Spanish.

Subjects: Historical
Great britain
War & Military
Sea stories
Naval History
Set in: Great Britain
Time: 18th Century
Characters: Richard Bolitho

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26 in 4 languages

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English23 French1 German1 Spanish1

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