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The Bond of Duty
- Donland and The Hornet
- Narrated by: Lawrence Locke
- Length: 4 hrs and 15 mins
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Summary
The test of enemy fire refines a man's courage. Duty refines a man's character.
Donland must face challenges by enemies at sea, calm seas and sudden fierce storms. The Caribbean and Windward Islands are beset with pirates and privateers plundering for themselves or their French masters.
His greatest challenge lies in balancing his relationship as Hornet's Captain with those he would call friend. He must sit idly by and observe the Battle of Grenada as French and English ships-of-line pound each other. The re-appearance of Sumerford leads to a risky rescue of ladies captured and held by a Spaniard on the Island of Margarita.
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