Liberty on the waterfront: American maritime culture in the Age of Revolution

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Preface PT. I. ASHORE AND AFLOAT 1. The Sweets of Liberty 2. The Maid I Left Behind Me 3. A Sailor Ever Loves to Be in Motion PT. II. REVOLUTION 4. The Sons of Neptune 5. Brave Republicans of the Ocean 6. Free Trade and Sailors' Rights PT. III. LEGACY 7. Proper Objects of Christian Compassion 8. The Ark of the Liberties of the World Epilogue Glossary Notes Index Acknowledgments

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