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Readers who expect a briefentry dictionary format may be surprised

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Vincents exasperation at queenies importunings on behalf of one of the real world inspirations for jack aubrey

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Perhaps a few of the citations could be more useful if more complete such as indicating white letter or roman type was used in contrast to the germanic black letter style and perhaps including the slightly saltier meanings where called for by the text to terms such as rove and roving

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Authors sail on blue pennant at the mast

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This would be a good effort for a first edition however it has floundered for a third and final edition

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I did not see if it has an intended audience level but it does not even include ditty bag in it

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The author and publisher should call this versionedition 1

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This is a wonderful volume that enabled me to gain a much deeper insight into the background history and language of the period covered in patrick obrians series of jack aubrey books