Ramage's Mutiny (Lord Ramage Novels, No. 8)

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"The excitement never slackens." (The Sunday Times) "The first and still the favourite to Hornblower."


Book Description
Captain Ramage recklessly attempts to free the Jocasta, a British ship, from the Spanish Main stronghold of Santa Cruz. A vicious mutiny has left the Jocasta open to capture by Spain, but sailing the frigate Calypso, Ramage will stop at nothing to rescue the imprisoned vessel, even to inciting another mutiny on board his own ship.


About the Author
Dudley Pope was a distinguished naval historian. Discharged from the British Navy during World War II due to his injuries, Pope became the naval and defense correspondent at the London Daily News. He was the author of ten scholarly works as well as the eighteen books in the Ramage series. Pope was all but anointed by C S Forester as his successor, and ardent readers of nautical fiction have confirmed the wisdom of his choice. Pope died in 1997.


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Eighth in Dudley Pope�s celebrated series of novels, Ramage�s Mutiny tells of Captain Ramage�s reckless attempt to free the Jocasta, a British ship, from the Spanish Main stronghold of Santa Cruz. A vicious mutiny had left the Jocasta open to capture by Spain, but sailing the frigate Calypso, Ramage will stop at nothing to rescue the imprisoned vessel, even to inciting another 'mutiny' on board his own ship.


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