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Harry Nicholson 8th January 2020 14:09

Loss of the Henry James
 
https://englishhistoryauthors.blogsp...10019500837922


Here is superb piece about the loss of the Henry James, and the astonishing navigation in an open boat by her Lewisman mate, McDonald.

Hawkey01 10th January 2020 13:16

Harry,

Another gem. Thanks for the link. How times have changed, now you just have to write some rubbish on YouTube or similar to become world famous for no reason.

Neville

Tomvart 10th January 2020 13:33

What an astonishing story - Quite a feat of seamanship indeed, 1300 miles in an open boat with a small and undernourished crew.
I find it shocking that politics of the day could have interfered so much in the recognition of such a feat. All respect to the late Donald McDonald and his boats crew!


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