A People of the Sea: The Maritime History of the Channel Islands.

Timothy J. Runyan · Andrew Jamieson

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A People of the Sea records the varied and intriguing maritime past of the Channel Islands and their inhabitants. Beginning with prehistoric time, the book draws on records from Britain, France, Canada and the Islands themselves.

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