USS Lincoln
USS Lincoln by Scott Perry, published by Winged Hussar Publishing on September 6, 2016, is a historical fiction novel that spans 325 pages. The story follows John Rawley and his crew, who find themselves trapped behind rebel lines in New Orleans at the onset of the American Civil War. In a daring move, they liberate a ship, renaming it the USS Lincoln, and embark on a perilous journey northward, facing the challenges of war and the label of “river pirates” from local authorities.
Readers will discover a detailed narrative that explores the complexities of war and military action on the rivers during this tumultuous period. As Rawley and his crew navigate their way back home, they gather a small armada to disrupt river commerce and support the Union cause. This edition provides an engaging look at the historical context of the Civil War, emphasizing themes of adventure and resilience amidst conflict.
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Northern sailors caught below the Mason-Dixon line after Ft Sumter, figth their way north again
Caught behind rebel lines in New Orleans at the opening of the American Civil War, John Rawley and his crew “liberate” a ship they rechristen, the USS Lincoln and fight back towards their homes. Dubbed “river pirates” by the local authorities, Rawley and his crew pick up a small armada to disrupt river commerce and aid the Union cause. Scott Perry has crafted an accurate and detailed tale of war on the river during the American Civil War.
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