Ramage & the Rebels (1978)
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To the trained eye of a Marine officer, the island of Curaçao looked like a femur, or whatever the big thigh bone was called, long and narrow, thinner in the middle. More important than the shape, though, the Governor had sent out a mounted night patrol, at Captain Ramage’s request, to find out exactly where the rebels were.
The Governor had been sure they’d be split into three groups, one advancing on Amsterdam by the south coast, another along the road running the length of the island like a s...pine, and a third skirting the north coast—the island was less than seven miles wide where Amsterdam was built. In fact, though, the patrol had reported back just before the Calypso’s officers left Government House at two o’clock in the morning that the rebels were in no sort of formation; they were camped together for the night (and according to local people had spent the previous one there, too) at a place between Willebrordus, on the south coast near Bullen Bay, and the village of Daniel, on the centre road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the trained eye of a Marine officer, the island of Curaçao looked like a femur, or whatever the big thigh bone was called, long and narrow, thinner in the middle. More important than the shape, though, the Governor had sent out a mounted night patrol, at Captain Ramage’s request, to find out exactly where the rebels were.
The Governor had been sure they’d be split into three groups, one advancing on Amsterdam by the south coast, another along the road running the length of the island like a s...pine, and a third skirting the north coast—the island was less than seven miles wide where Amsterdam was built. In fact, though, the patrol had reported back just before the Calypso’s officers left Government House at two o’clock in the morning that the rebels were in no sort of formation; they were camped together for the night (and according to local people had spent the previous one there, too) at a place between Willebrordus, on the south coast near Bullen Bay, and the village of Daniel, on the centre road.
What to read after Ramage & the Rebels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Pope to read onlineMoreLess
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