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Frederick Marryat

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Frederick Marryat , 1792-1848, English novelist. He is famous for his thrilling tales of sea adventure. His 24 years of service in the British navy in various parts of the world provided background for his stories. Noted for their humor and robust vigor, his novels include Frank Mildmay (1829), Peter Simple (1834), Mr. Midshipman Easy (1836), and Snarleyyow; or, The Dog Fiend (1837). In his later years he devoted himself to writing adventure books for children, notably Masterman Ready (1841) and The Children of the New Forest (1847). A trip (1837-39) to North America resulted... Read more
Marryat, Frederick
Marryat, Frederick (1792–1848), British...London. He was the son of Joseph Marryat, the agent for Grenada in the...Islands, and grandson of Thomas Marryat, a physician, author, and poet. As a boy Marryat frequently ran away to sea... Read more
Marryat, Captain Frederick
Marryat, Captain Frederick (1792–1848), naval captain and FRS. He wrote several novels of sea-life including The Naval Officer: or Scenes and Adventures... Read more

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