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Last Entry

Last Entry

By: William Clark Russell
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 The Last Entry is a thrilling seafaring novel set in 1837. When a wealthy former seaman sets sail for the equator with his daughter and a crew, unexpected tensions and mysteries arise. As danger mounts, betrayal and hidden motives lead to a dramatic and fateful voyage.Copyright Public Domain Books Art Literary History & Criticism Social Sciences
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  • 09 - Last Entry by William Clark Russell

    09 - Last Entry by William Clark Russell
    Mar 3 2025
    The Last Entry is a thrilling seafaring novel set in 1837. When a wealthy former seaman sets sail for the equator with his daughter and a crew, unexpected tensions and mysteries arise. As danger mounts, betrayal and hidden motives lead to a dramatic and fateful voyage.
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    39 mins
  • 08 - Last Entry by William Clark Russell

    08 - Last Entry by William Clark Russell
    Mar 3 2025
    The Last Entry is a thrilling seafaring novel set in 1837. When a wealthy former seaman sets sail for the equator with his daughter and a crew, unexpected tensions and mysteries arise. As danger mounts, betrayal and hidden motives lead to a dramatic and fateful voyage.
    Show More Show Less
    29 mins
  • 07 - Last Entry by William Clark Russell

    07 - Last Entry by William Clark Russell
    Mar 3 2025
    The Last Entry is a thrilling seafaring novel set in 1837. When a wealthy former seaman sets sail for the equator with his daughter and a crew, unexpected tensions and mysteries arise. As danger mounts, betrayal and hidden motives lead to a dramatic and fateful voyage.
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    27 mins

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