Here Comes the Alabama. The Career of a Confederate Raider – Bradlow, Edna and Frank
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The story of the American ship that inspired the Cape Malay song ‘Daar Kom Die Alabama’. From the capture of a Federal ship, the Sea-Bride inside Table Bay, her voyage across the oceans for two years capturing and sinking 57 American Ships during the Civil War to her finally sinking in battle in the English Channel. Though British built and manned – except for officers – this southern rebel ship never visited an American port during that career. 16 Illustrations. Bookseller’s label on front fixed end paper. Small stain to the lower page edges.128 Pages. Contents clean and tightly bound. Condition: Good. Dust jacket: Fair to good. Much rubbing. 2cm closed tears edges. Some abrasions. Binding: Hardcover. Tan cloth boards.
Publisher: A A Balkema
Date Published: 1958
Publication Place: Cape Town.
First Edition: Yes
Condition: Good.
Binding: Hardcover. Tan cloth boards.
Has Dust Jacket: Yes
Jacket Condition: Fair to good. Much rubbing. 2cm closed tears edges. Some abrasions.
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| Weight | 600 g |
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