=Our Heritage the Sea.= With a Frontispiece by ARTHUR TWIDLE. Crown
8vo. 6_s._
_DAILY TELEGRAPH._—‘The first step to winning the people to the
reading a good book is to produce the good book for them to read, and
that Mr. Bullen has done.’
=Back to Sunny Seas.= With 8 Full-page Illustrations in Colour by A.
S. FORREST, R.I. Crown 8vo. 6_s._
_DAILY TELEGRAPH._—‘A bright, interesting and chatty record of a
pleasant cruise to the West Indies.’
=Sea-Wrack.= SECOND IMPRESSION. With 8 Illustrations by ARTHUR
TWIDLE. Crown 8vo. 6_s._
_SPECTATOR._—‘Characteristic of Mr. Bullen’s best work.’
_VANITY FAIR._—‘A delightful volume.... The seafaring man is an open
book to Mr. Bullen.’
=Deep Sea Plunderings.= THIRD IMPRESSION. With 8 Full-page
Illustrations by ARTHUR TWIDLE. Crown 8vo. 6_s._
_SPECTATOR._—‘There is something in the book to please almost every
taste.’
=The Men of the Merchant Service=: being the Polity of the
Mercantile Marine for ‘Longshore Readers. SECOND IMPRESSION. Large
post 8vo. 7_s._ 6_d._
_SPECTATOR._—‘The book is of great value, and of great interest to all
the innumerable people who are curious about the most romantic and
separate of lives. But it is of importance, secondly and chiefly, as
Mr. Bullen’s appeal to the political sense of his country.’
=The Cruise of the ‘Cachalot’ Round the World= after Sperm Whales.
By FRANK T. BULLEN, First Mate. The volume includes a Letter to
the Author from RUDYARD KIPLING. TWELFTH IMPRESSION. With 8
Illustrations and a Chart. Crown 8vo. 3_s._ 6_d._
_The_ Rev. Dr. HORTON, _in his Sermon on behalf of the British and
Foreign Bible Society, referred to Mr. Bullen’s ‘Cruise of the
“Cachalot”’ in the following terms_:
‘It is a very remarkable book in every way; it seems to me worthy to
rank with some of the writings of Defoe. It has absolutely taken the
shine out of some of the romantic literature of such writers as even
Stevenson and Rudyard Kipling. By the strange law that truth is more
wonderful than fiction, this book is more wonderful than the wildest
dreams of the creator of imagination.’
=The Log of a Sea-Waif=: being the Recollections of First Four Years
of my Sea Life. FIFTH IMPRESSION. With 8 Full page Illustrations
specially drawn by ARTHUR TWIDLE. Crown 8vo. 3_s._ 6_d._
_WORLD._—‘We have read many stories of sea life, but do not remember
to have been so fascinated and enthralled by any of them as by this
masterly presentation of the humours, hardships, and minor tragedies
of life in the forecastle.’
=The Way they have In the Navy=: being a Day-to-Day Record of a
Cruise In H.M. Battleship ‘Mars’ during the Manœuvres of 1899.
THIRD IMPRESSION. Crown 8vo. paper covers, 1_s._; cloth, 1_s._
6_d._
_SPECTATOR._—‘We recommend it most heartily and without any
misgiving.’
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