A Synopsis Of The Cruise Of The U.s.s. "tuscarora"

A Synopsis Of The Cruise Of The U.S.S. "Tuscarora" chronicles the journey of the U.S.S. Tuscarora from its commissioning to its arrival in San Francisco on September 2, 1874. This historical account, authored by Henry Cummings, provides a detailed overview of the ship's voyages and activities during this period.

Readers interested in naval history, 19th-century maritime travel, and the movements of U.S. naval vessels will find this synopsis an invaluable resource. The narrative offers insights into the daily life aboard the ship and the challenges faced by its crew. This book captures a significant period in naval history, offering a glimpse into the operational life of a U.S. Navy ship in the late 19th century.

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