Alone in the Caribbean

By Fenger, Frederic Abildgaard

Book Id: WPLBN0000635181
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Reproduction Date: 2005

Title:	Alone in the Caribbean
Author:	Fenger, Frederic Abildgaard
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Language:	English
Subject:	Literature, Literature & thought, Writing.
Collections:	Classic Literature Collection, Blackmask Online Collection
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Publisher:	Blackmask Online


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Description
Preface: To most of us the West Indies comprise Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti or San Domingo (commonly thought to be two separate islands), Porto Rico and the smaller islands of the Bahamas, the Bermudas and Barbados, somewhere adrift off the Florida coast like a second Sargasso Sea. The lower Caribbees seem as mythical as the lost Atlantis itself. I feel that I shall have accomplished much if by means of a simple explanation and the use of a chart I can set the reader right for all time.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: ALONE IN THE CARIBBEAN, 1 -- FREDERIC A. FENGER, 1 -- Preface, 1 -- Chapter I. THE ?YAKABOO? IS BORN AND THE CRUISE BEGINS, 3 -- Chapter II. WHALING AT ?LE?DE?CAILLE, 11 -- Chapter III. KICK 'EM JINNY, 21 -- Chapter IV. CARRIACOU?MAYERO?BEQUIA, 26 -- Chapter V. CLIMBING THE SOUFFRI?RE OF SAINT VINCENT, 37 -- Chapter VI. DAYS WITH A VANISHING RACE, 46 -- Chapter VII. DELIGHTS OF CHANNEL RUNNING ?JOSEPHINE IN SAINT LUCIA, 54 -- Chapter VIII. MARTINIQUE ?FORT DE FRANCE, 67 -- Chapter IX. ST. PIERRE ?PELE, 74 -- Chapter X. A LAND CRUISE ?THE CALM OF GUADELOUPE, 83 -- Chapter XI. WE MAKE OUR BEST RUN, 96 -- Chapter XII. STATIA ?THE STORY OF THE SALUTE, 103 -- Chapter XIII. SABA, 113 -- Chapter XIV. SIR FRANCIS DRAKE'S CHANNEL AND ?YAKABOO?, 117