The Man Without a Country in Philip Nolan’s Tale
A veteran recalls Philip Nolan a young officer in Burr’s circle who chose alienation from the United States. Nolan is condemned by court martial to never hear his country’s name again and endures a life away from home aboard naval ships, sharing his pain and memory with a narrator from the navy.
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The Iron Mask of the Sea Captain Philip Nolan
A veteran recounts Philip Nolan the sea officer famed for methodical living and readiness to interpret for slaves aboard a schooner. Nolan urges duty to family and country, leads a slave voyage to freedom, and dies content beside the flag he loved, asking to be buried at sea.
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