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The Commodore
(Audio, 2007)
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Author: Patrick O'Brian
Captain Jack Aubrey and the surgeon Stephen Maturin must sail to West Africa and confront slave trad...
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Format: Audio
ISBN-10: 1433204347
ISBN-13: 9781433204340
Oct 2007
Publisher: Blackstone Audio Inc
7 pages
Unabridged
Aubrey Maturin Series
Language: English |
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Synopsis
Captain Jack Aubrey and the surgeon Stephen Maturin must sail to West Africa and confront slave traders. THE COMMODORE is the 17th installment in the series, which follows Aubrey through his career in the British Navy.
| Details | | Series: | Aubrey Maturin Series |
| Size | | Length: | 7 pages | | Height: | 4.5 in | | Width: | 6.5 in | | Thickness: | 3.0 in | | Weight: | 11.2 oz |
Industry Reviews
"One fears that 'The Commodore', the 17th novel by Patrick O'Brian in the Aubrey-Maturin series, will not quite come up to the standard. Fear not."
New York Times Book Review - Joel White (04/30/1995)
"At the risk of alienating the self-improving reader, let me say that these books are, in fact, extraordinarily exciting, with adventure very much on the page. Patrick O'Brian is indeed the true heir of Captain Marryat (1792-1848), another witty and intelligent writer who has been tarred with the genre brush."
Atlantic Monthly - Katherine A. Powers (07/19/1995)
"The time of genuine mourning for our civilization's lost values--those values of enlightened humanism, based on loyalty and decency, generosity and honor, which for all their superficial differences Aubrey and Maturin constantly reflect--may indeed be over. But until we have something worthy to replace them, there's still a curious consolation to be found in going through the motions of sailing that lost past over and over at the relaxed narrative pace which is Patrick O'Brian's stylistic signature, so like a calm, deep, grandly serene, only occasionally troubled sea's."
Boston Book Review - Tom Clark
"A brilliantly imagined world that one scarcely wishes ever to leave....Patrick O'Brian is unquestionably the Homer of the Napoleonic wars."
New Republic - James Hamilton-Paterson
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Other Editions
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Paperback, 1996 - $2.10 Save 84%
Audio, 1995 - $0.75 Save 95%
Hardcover, 1995 - $0.75 Save 96%
Hardcover, 1995 - $3.00 Save 88%
Audio, 1995 - $20.50 Save 75%
Audio, 2002 - $12.50 Save 58%
Audio, 2001 - $2.62 Save 85%
Audio, 2006 - $21.74 Save 27%
Audio, 2006 - $58.54 Save 18%
Audio, 2006 - $56.95 Save 5%
Audio, 2007 - $18.09 Save 39%
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