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With Perry on Lake Erie: a tale of 1812 - A Riveting Tale of Naval Combat and Heroism in the War of 1812 - cover

With Perry on Lake Erie: a tale of 1812 - A Riveting Tale of Naval Combat and Heroism in the War of 1812

James Otis

Publisher: Good Press

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In "With Perry on Lake Erie: A Tale of 1812," James Otis crafts a vivid historical narrative that immerses readers in the pivotal moments of the War of 1812. Through a compelling blend of fact and fiction, Otis presents the experiences of naval officer Oliver Hazard Perry and his crew as they confront the challenges and battles that shaped the maritime conflict. The literary style is accessible yet rich, employing descriptive language that evokes the tension of naval warfare and the camaraderie of those involved. Set against the backdrop of early American history, Otis intricately weaves themes of bravery, loyalty, and national identity within a context that highlights the significance of Lake Erie in American maritime success. James Otis, a noted author and historian of early American life, was influenced by his deep-seated interest in American history and the navy's role in shaping the nation. His extensive research and passion for narrative storytelling inform the authenticity of the characters and events depicted in the book, allowing readers to engage with a critical period in U.S. history while fostering a connection to those who valiantly fought. I recommend "With Perry on Lake Erie" for readers of all ages who seek an engaging account of our nation's maritime past. This book not only serves as a riveting historical account but also as an inspiring reminder of the sacrifices made for liberty and the enduring spirit of those who serve.
Available since: 08/21/2022.
Print length: 156 pages.

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