The Convict Ship Vol. II - Russell, W. Clark
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The Convict Ship Vol. II deepens the exploration of life aboard a convict transport ship, revealing the brutal realities of the era when such voyages were common. The story follows Simon Marlowe, who has disguised himself as a boy to escape his past and join his imprisoned lover, Tom, who now serves as a convict aboard the ship. The narrative begins with Simon's increasing apprehension as he is discovered and brought before the ship's commander and crew. Despite the perilous danger of having his true identity exposed, Simon remains outwardly calm, driven by a deep determination to reunite with…mehr

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The Convict Ship Vol. II deepens the exploration of life aboard a convict transport ship, revealing the brutal realities of the era when such voyages were common. The story follows Simon Marlowe, who has disguised himself as a boy to escape his past and join his imprisoned lover, Tom, who now serves as a convict aboard the ship. The narrative begins with Simon's increasing apprehension as he is discovered and brought before the ship's commander and crew. Despite the perilous danger of having his true identity exposed, Simon remains outwardly calm, driven by a deep determination to reunite with Tom. The opening chapters immerse the reader in the grim, oppressive atmosphere of the ship, where the crew discusses their duties while the convicts are paraded on deck for exercise. Simon's inner conflict intensifies as he navigates the complexities of love, identity, and deception. As he holds onto his secret, his yearning for Tom and the risks of his daring plan deepen, revealing themes of courage, emotional struggle, and the high stakes of love and sacrifice in the face of life-threatening adversity.
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William Clark Russell was an English writer renowned for his nautical novels. Born on February 24, 1844, in New York City, he joined the United Kingdom's Merchant Navy at the age of 13 and spent eight years serving at sea. The harsh realities of life on the ocean took a toll on his health, leaving him with lasting physical damage. However, these difficult experiences provided him with the material and insights that would later fuel his successful writing career. Russell's work, primarily focused on the sea and maritime adventures, drew heavily on his personal experiences, making his narratives rich with authenticity and detail. His novels captivated readers with their vivid depictions of life at sea, exploring themes of duty, courage, and the human spirit in the face of adversity. In addition to his literary achievements, Russell was a father to Herbert William Henry Russell. He passed away on November 8, 1911, at the age of 67 in Bath, United Kingdom, leaving behind a legacy of gripping, sea-based storytelling that continues to resonate with readers today.