Fanny Campbell, The Female Pirate Captain: A Tale of The Revolution
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A young woman adopts male disguise to take passage on a brig during the Revolutionary period, pursuing a personal objective that draws her into naval life. Shipboard tensions escalate into treachery and mutiny, precipitating a transfer of command and the revelation of plans to press sailors into enemy service. The disguised sailor shows resourcefulness and courage, taking part in close sea fights under an improvised patriotic banner and helping secure victory in combat. The narrative moves between New England coastal scenes, detailed shipboard routines, and pitched engagements, exploring themes of loyalty, identity, and daring at sea.
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