This book collects the first-hand accounts of shipwreck survivors from the Royal Navy, spanning the period from 1793 to 1849. The narratives give vivid and harrowing descriptions of the dangers faced by sailors at sea during this period, including storms, collisions, and attacks by enemy ships. But they also offer a glimpse into the resilience and resourcefulness of the sailors themselves, and the heroism that was often displayed in the face of danger. The book is a valuable primary source for historians of the navy and maritime history, and an engaging read for anyone interested in tales of adventure and survival at sea.

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