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Nathaniel Philbrick

A Journey to Uncover the Pacific's Hidden Wonders.

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Author: Nathaniel Philbrick

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780606334693

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/28/2001

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: - The Great South Sea

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29:15

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Chapter 2: - The Deplorable Expedition

00:00

53:34

Chapter 3: - Most Glorious Hopes

00:00

35:01

Chapter 4: - At Sea

00:00

50:34

Chapter 5: - The Turning Point

00:00

60:23

Chapter 6: - Commodore of the Pacific

00:00

62:43

Chapter 7: - Antarctica

00:00

40:29

Chapter 8: - A New Continent

00:00

35:51

Chapter 9: - The Cannibal Isles

00:00

45:58

Chapter 10: - Massacre at Malolo

00:00

41:05

Chapter 11: - Mauna Loa

00:00

53:47

Chapter 12: - The Wreck of the Peacock

00:00

53:30

Chapter 13: - Homeward Bound

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29:43

Chapter 14: - Reckoning

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60:24

Chapter 15: - This Thing Called Science

00:00

31:33

Chapter 16: - Legacy

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28:48

Chapter 17: Epilogue

00:00

07:50

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Who should listen Sea of Glory

"Sea of Glory" by Nathaniel Philbrick is ideal for history enthusiasts, especially those interested in maritime exploration, the War of 1812, and the intricate narratives of American naval history. Fans of adventure and tales of resilience will appreciate the compelling story of the U.S. Exploring Expedition, which navigated uncharted waters and made significant scientific discoveries. Additionally, audiobook listeners who enjoy rich storytelling woven with historical insights will find Philbrick's engaging narrative style both informative and captivating.

3 quotes from Sea of Glory

"The sea was a fickle mistress, offering both awe-inspiring beauty and perilous challenges that tested the limits of human endurance."
"In the vastness of the ocean, one could not deny the smallness of mankind, yet it was within those very depths that the spirit of adventure thrived."
"History is not just a chronicle of events but a tapestry woven from the courage, ambition, and dreams of those who dared to sail into the unknown."

Author : Nathaniel Philbrick

Nathaniel Philbrick is an accomplished author and maritime historian, best known for his award-winning books that explore the rich history of the sea and America’s maritime heritage. A former intercollegiate All-American sailor and winner of the Sunfish North Americans, Philbrick has combined his passion for sailing with a dedication to writing. After graduating from Brown University, he contributed to Sailing World magazine and authored several sailing-related books, while also embracing his role as a primary caregiver. His literary journey took a significant turn after moving to Nantucket in 1986, where he began to delve into the island's history, resulting in the publication of *Away Off Shore: Nantucket Island and Its People*. Philbrick's notable works include *In the Heart of the Sea*, which won the National Book Award, and *Mayflower*, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. His most recent projects reflect his ongoing commitment to historical storytelling, including a forthcoming book on the Battle of Little Bighorn. Philbrick's contributions to maritime history have been recognized with numerous awards, underscoring his significance as a literary voice in this field.

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