Translated from the French by Oliver Coburn. Toy comments "Fictionalised narratives of Atlantic Crossings, presented as a discussion involving three characters: Jobig a Breton pilot from Boston, Tom Cwmllyfli, a Boston journalist, and the narrator, Gildes Quemener, a Breton sea captain.' A lively account aimed at the younger reader and including the voyages of Bombard, Lawler, Harbo and Samuelsen, Alan Johnson, and many others. Nicely illustrated. D/j slightly soiled with one or two closed tears, else a very good copy. 150 p.

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Title: Madmen of the Atlantic
Publisher: Phoenix House, London, UK
Publication Date: 1961
Binding: Hardcover
Illustrator: Jacqques Roubille
Edition: First UK Edition.
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good
Book Type: Book

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