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* Read * Ramage & the Dido (The Lord Ramage Novels) by Dudley Pope ↠ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Ramage & the Dido (The Lord Ramage Novels) John Yuill said The end of the line ---.. In Pope's last 'Ramage' book, Ramage is given the command of a '7The end of the line ---. John Yuill In Pope's last 'Ramage' book, Ramage is given the command of a '74', a third rate ship of the line. Though he and his faithful crew are somewhat saddened to leave their gallant frigate, Calypso', they embark on their last adventure in the Caribbean against the "French. in a larger and more powerful ship, Dido. I was sorry to say goodbye to Lord Ramage and
| Title | : | Ramage & the Dido (The Lord Ramage Novels) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.23 (849 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590130243 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-29 |
| Language | : | English |
John Yuill said The end of the line ---.. In Pope's last 'Ramage' book, Ramage is given the command of a '7The end of the line ---. John Yuill In Pope's last 'Ramage' book, Ramage is given the command of a '74', a third rate ship of the line. Though he and his faithful crew are somewhat saddened to leave their gallant frigate, Calypso', they embark on their last adventure in the Caribbean against the "French. in a larger and more powerful ship, Dido. I was sorry to say goodbye to Lord Ramage and his crew after 17 previous stories. Great stories, well told. JC Yuill. ', a third rate ship of the line. Though he and his faithful crew are somewhat saddened to leave their gallant frigate, Calypso', they embark on their last adventure in the Caribbean against the "French. in a larger and more powerful ship, Dido. I was sorry to say goodbye to Lord Ramage and his crew after 17 previous stories. Great stories, well told. JC Yuill. "Alas, the last" according to tertiusAlas, the last I'm glad to have this volume in print again, but it's perhaps the most disappointing in the series. It's the last installment in an unfinished saga by the late Dudley Pope. Everything here is MUCH too easy for Ramage (still a captain) and his trusty, rich, and invulnerable Calypso crew, now shipping out in the Dido, a formidable 3rd rate "7Alas, the last tertius3 I'm glad to have this volume in print again, but it's perhaps the most disappointing in the series. It's the last installment in an unfinished saga by the late Dudley Pope. Everything here is MUCH too easy for Ramage (still a captain) and his trusty, rich, and invulnerable Calypso crew, now shipping out in the Dido, a formidable 3rd rate "74" ship of the line. In some ways (simple lingo, explanatory vignettes, lots of action) this last volume is an easy introduction to nautical fiction. Or one could say there's lots of padding, one too many books in the series. After the unique setting of the penultimate novel #17, fightin. " ship of the line. In some ways (simple lingo, explanatory vignettes, lots of action) this last volume is an easy introduction to nautical fiction. Or one could say there's lots of padding, one too many books in the series. After the unique setting of the penultimate novel #17, fightin. . I'm glad to have this volume in print again, but it's perhaps the most disappointing in the series. It's the last installment in an unfinished saga by the late Dudley Pope. Everything here is MUCH too easy for Ramage (still a captain) and his trusty, rich, and invulnerable Calypso crew, now shipping out in the Dido, a formidable Alas, the last I'm glad to have this volume in print again, but it's perhaps the most disappointing in the series. It's the last installment in an unfinished saga by the late Dudley Pope. Everything here is MUCH too easy for Ramage (still a captain) and his trusty, rich, and invulnerable Calypso crew, now shipping out in the Dido, a formidable 3rd rate "7Alas, the last tertius3 I'm glad to have this volume in print again, but it's perhaps the most disappointing in the series. It's the last installment in an unfinished saga by the late Dudley Pope. Everything here is MUCH too easy for Ramage (still a captain) and his trusty, rich, and invulnerable Calypso crew, now shipping out in the Dido, a formidable 3rd rate "74" ship of the line. In some ways (simple lingo, explanatory vignettes, lots of action) this last volume is an easy introduction to nautical fiction. Or one could say there's lots of padding, one too many books in the series. After the unique setting of the penultimate novel #17, fightin. " ship of the line. In some ways (simple lingo, explanatory vignettes, lots of action) this last volume is an easy introduction to nautical fiction. Or one could say there's lots of padding, one too many books in the series. After the unique setting of the penultimate novel #17, fightin. rd rate "7Alas, the last tertius3 I'm glad to have this volume in print again, but it's perhaps the most disappointing in the series. It's the last installment in an unfinished saga by the late Dudley Pope. Everything here is MUCH too easy for Ramage (still a captain) and his trusty, rich, and invulnerable Calypso crew, now shipping out in the Dido, a formidable 3rd rate "74" ship of the line. In some ways (simple lingo, explanatory vignettes, lots of action) this last volume is an easy introduction to nautical fiction. Or one could say there's lots of padding, one too many books in the series. After the unique setting of the penultimate novel #17, fightin. " ship of the line. In some ways (simple lingo, explanatory vignettes, lots of action) this last volume is an easy introduction to nautical fiction. Or one could say there's lots of padding, one too many books in the series. After the unique setting of the penultimate novel #17, fightin. Dr J said A good read. This is the last installment of Dudley Pope's Ramage series. Our hero, Ramage, has finally been given command of a ship of the the line. He is sent ot the Caribbean to deal with the French there. He singlehandedly wins the war for the British in the Caribbean. As another reviewer has mentioned, everything really is too easy for Ramage. Never a tight spot he can't get out of very easily. Why then five stars? This series is really not meant to be very realistic. It's a superman sort of series. The hero always gets out of every jam with little problem. If you keep that in mind, you can enjoy the series. The other reason for f
Ramage hopes to enjoy a well-deserved leave when he receives new orders: commission and take command of the Dido—a massive 74-gun ship, that carries enough weight of metal to destroy a frigate in a single broadside, or sweep a ship's decks clear of men. Accompanied by the courageous crew of the Calypso, Ramage ventures to sea once again—bound for the West Indies where he faces the challenge of commanding this massive weapon of war.
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