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In the ninth instalment of the series, C.S. Forester transports us to the quaint village of Smallbridge. Predictably restless and eager to embark on his next adventure, Horatio Hornblower dreams of returning to the seas and commanding his next ship. Now happily married to Lady Barbara Leighton and widely celebrated for his recent successes with the navy, Hornblower has been knighted and appointed a commodore.

A Ship of the Line written by C.S. Forester performed by Christian Rodska on CD (Unabridged)

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ISBN: 9780655637066
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Historical Adventure
Duration: 506 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: C.S. Forester
Performer 1: Christian Rodska
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May, 1810 and 39-year-old Captain Horatio Hornblower has been handed his first ship of the line ... Though the 74-gun HMS Sutherland is 'the ugliest and least desirable two-decker in the Navy' and a crew shortage means he must recruit 250 landlubbers, Hornblower knows that by the time Sutherland and her...

squadron reach the blockaded Catalonian coast every seaman will do his duty. But with daring raids against the French army and navy to be made, it will take all Hornblower's seamanship – and stewardship – to steer a steady course to victory and home ...

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