Sea wolf of the Confederacy: the daring Civil War raids of naval lt. Charles W. Read
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title | Sea wolf of the Confederacy the daring Civil War raids of naval lt. Charles W. Read |
title_auth | Sea wolf of the Confederacy the daring Civil War raids of naval lt. Charles W. Read |
title_exact_search | Sea wolf of the Confederacy the daring Civil War raids of naval lt. Charles W. Read |
title_full | Sea wolf of the Confederacy the daring Civil War raids of naval lt. Charles W. Read David W. Shaw |
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title_short | Sea wolf of the Confederacy |
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