Wolves of the Sea and Carlyle on the Namur
A serialized nautical saga follows Geoffry Carlyle a mariner sentenced to the colonies. He joins pirate hostilities aboard the Namur confronting Captain Sanchez Dorothy Fairfax and a web of treachery as mutiny abounds and Carlyle fights to seize control and rescue allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffry Carlyle
Mariner
Dorothy Fairfax
Maryland
Captain Sanches
Carlyle
Captan Sanchez
Black Sanches
Fairfax
Dorothy
Sanches
Namur
Estada
Estevan
the Amur
Wolves of the Sea
LaVere
Blan
In Full Possession on the Ship Deck Fight
The narrator recalls a brutal fight with Cochose aboard a ship as a fierce crowd of varied men roars around them. He uses boxing skill to parry brute force, landing decisive blows after a tense struggle and finally felling his massive foe with a powerful strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savora
Africa
Scandinavia
Cochose
Salde
Nps
Powels
International
The mutineers on Namur take their stand
I force the crew to choose sides aboard the Namur after subduing a mutinous fight. I claim captaincy and test LeVere while I prepare the deck for a crew vote, holding the ship at gunpoint and pressing for order as Dorothy notes Sanchez’s possible danger. The men weigh landfall and loyalties, Cape Howarth looming fifty miles west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor LeVere
Senor
Dorothy
Sanchez
LeVere
Watkins
Haines
Cape Howarth
Deck actions amid tense crew scene on ship
The narrator orders crew to move fore and aft as a large Black person is stunned but alive. He dismisses protests, then observes the forecastle and watches hatch covers be set, while planning the next move. The tense moment unfolds aboard the vessel with scattered voices and shifting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iire
Carlson
Europe
Namur
Estado
Manuel Estevan
Sanchez
LeVere
Almin
Manuel
Carter
Watkings
Cochose
Shep
Alort
Watkins
Cole
Senor LeVere
Porto Grande
Shipwrecked Crew Debates Hoisting Anchor and Share Split
A storm tossed crew debates breaking up their ship and dividing their loot after planning to head ashore fifty miles off the coast. The speaker seeks consent to abandon the vessel, while mutiny and piracy talk surface amid fogbound tension. Watkins and Carter are summoned aft to take orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piratio
Cape
Watkins
Carter
Ivory Matas Hidden History of Eastern Civilization
A fragment discusses a rare ivory mat of imperial scope from north India with a Greek border design used for state occasions. It notes 6409 pounds of ivory used, linking the artifact to a broader narrative of civilization flowing from Asia to Europe and a later reversal of that tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Asia
Europe
Dardanelles
Armenia
Syria
Persia
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Denton
Howard Melvin Ben
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
the Sea
By Randall Parrish
Jou Neeneneseee
AC McClarg & Co
Black Sanchez
Potomac
Abe
Kk. J. Keymuches Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
Jimmy
P. A
Prince Albert Avery
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
West Virginia
E.S. Adkins & Company
Salisbury, MD
Ford
Detroit
Denton Auto Co
International Motor Truck
Paul Holsinger & Son
Ridgely
Nuttle Milling CO
Journal
Heart of
Baltimore
Liberty and
Saratoga Streets
SESS
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Charles St. Baker
Ada F. Baker
Katiterine V. Baker
Charles B. Baker
Parker
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