Journal of the Lion (Ship) out of Providence, RI, Mastered by Charles F. Howland, on a Whaling Voyage in 1845.

This fascinating journal chronicles the experiences of the crew of the Lion, a whaling ship that sailed out of Providence, Rhode Island in 1845. With vivid detail and remarkable insights, this book provides a window into the lives of these intrepid sailors and the perilous world they inhabited.

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