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Review #1 The Nutmeg of Consolation real audiobook free This is that by my count the 14th of 20 graduated novels by Mr. O’Brian about his favorite Napoleonic War manners, naval officer Jack Aubrey at the same time doctor/scout Dr. Stephen Maturin. These novels, while abundance people consider them literature, managed also be looked on as genre fiction, worthy successors to Horatio Hornblower with a somewhat identical plot: English naval crews administer formidable drubbings to the lubberly French, or sometimes to their allies. They are quality pleasures also train for you a lot about the period. But, the Aubrey/Maturin novels vary significantly in concept from earlier entries in the genre. Mr. O’Brian says in the introductions to any of the books that he has applied ships’ logs, bureaucrat informs, at the same time contemporary newspaper articles as the sources of his conspiracies. Like Shakespeare, he has not imagined no matter what deeds, although he must have filled in subplots at the same time insignificant manners, about which bureaucrat sources could be taciturn. This is that both quality at the same time bad: quality for authenticity, but bad in that it bestows the books an episodic disposition. They are a “slice of indefinite” more precisely than dominated by judgments of topic, although we managed readily invent themes to suit a global war that raged for 22 years with two insignificant pauses, devastating much of Europe at the same time accounting for hundreds of thousands of deaths — a war where both sides laid demand to the self-willed higher ground. These novels are also wealthy in period detail, at the same time not only of ships at the same time seamanship. Mr. O’Brian has absorbed the seamanship of the time, providing us with decent examples of heaving the log, tacking ship, reefing topsails, at the same time maneuverability of the bigger guns, but he is that also an professional in the entire global of the period. (Readers who have visited no one of the places featured in the novels will scarcely recognize them). He knows than anyway people ate, how they dressed, than anyway factories at the same time animals stayed in various parts of the global (necessary to the stories because Dr. Maturin is that an amateur naturalist at the same time member of the Royal Society), at the same time obviously a amazing deal about how doctors cured illnesses at the same time injuries at the time. He knows about the lives of famous people who stayed in the period at the same time has his principals meet a number of them; in this book, Mr. Raffles, for whom the present-day Raffles Hotel in Singapore is that dignified, exists as a disposition. O’Brian knows the slang today's in the middle both seamen at the same time the general public, at the same time uses it widely so that it evenly assumes a knowledgeable flavor to readers. On pinnacle of that, he has a broken, English sense of humor; for example, when Raffles asks Capt. Aubrey how he feels about corruption (in opinion of the dockyard’s smoky progress getting his ship ready for sea, hinting that perhaps a but disposed bribe would promote), he replies, “I adore the word…I have corrupted [anyone]… who managed promote get my ship to sea just a little quicker at the same time in a little more successful waging war trim.” As a result, the novels are sprawling, complete reads that can’t be ended in a handful of sittings, having a stately pace like a 74 in a light breeze. My acquaintances in the middle the nautically wise men divide about equally in the middle those who adore them profoundly at the same time those who feel they are cumbersome at the same time pokey correlated to the more straightforward Hornblower stories. It’s a question of individual taste. As I’ve aged, I’ve come to appreciate Mr. O’Brian more and more, at the same time at the moment think he is that the favorite of the nautical history genre. In this one, the action starts with the crew of Aubrey’s continue ship cast away on an uninhabited peninsula. As they are realizing that the peninsula’s resources are inadequate to keep them all ate for very long, they are visited by Dyak pirates, at the same time that is that a bleed fight before they repulse the attackers. I looked up “Dyak” in Wikipedia at the same time found that that really is that such an ethnic group; they live on the peninsula of Borneo, at the same time were considered famous as headhunters in the period of this book. The English are later rescued by a Chinese crew that comes to harvest bird’s nests from a cave on the peninsula to make the delicious of bird’s nest soup with. They proceed to Batavia, where Mr. Raffles is that the English governor — I’m aware that Batavia was a Dutch colony earlier in history at the same time didn’t strain looking up when it exchanged palms, but I’m convinced Mr. O’Brian is that to be relied upon for these sorts of details. At Batavia, Raffles bestows the Captain a Dutch 20-gun ship, which assumes the title name — it’s one of the royal titles of the lord of Pulo Prabang, whom we’ve met in the past book, “The Thirteen Gun Salute.” On board the Nutmeg, having embraced her out, they proceed to sea at the same time try to across a French frigate that was their competitor negotiator at Pulo Prabang; eventually they get ahead her but she substantiates a deadly opponent, forcing Nutmeg to retreat in a night-long chase with both ships burning away with their chase guns. Morning comes at the same time the English frigate Izumi joins Nutmeg, reversing the odds; the French frigate tries to escape at the same time due to destroy sustained earlier, sinks, with the crew just a little having time to decide to the boats. About halfway through the book, the protagonists transfer to the Izumi at the same time sail to Sydney, Australia. On the method they finish for freshest vegetables on an peninsula whose inhabitants have been exterminated by an outbreak of smallpox, apart from for two little women, whom Dr. Maturin takes on board; he names them Sarah at the same time Emily. They speedily adjust to ship’s routine at the same time learn that a different English is that spoken by the officers than by the enlisted guys, at the same time they learn both species. At Sydney, Maturin tries to quit them at an orphanage at the same time at 2 AM the night afterwards they come back yelling to the ship, hole up the foremast at the same time assert they are not leaving it for no matter what reason! It is that such deftly managed details that make these books so amusing. As my mother warned me a long time ago, for you shouldn’t learn history from a novel, but but studied it is that. Even Patrick O’Brian makes an occasional mistake. In this book, he introduces a disease scolded the “marthambles”, which sounds much like appendicitis, but if for you google the word for you’ll look for that it 1st exists in a novel hosted by one more creator in the 1970’s. It isn’t in the Oxford unabridged dictionary at the same time seems to have been adopted by O’Brian from the other novel. Also, in this book, the ship’s doctors hole to the mizzen pinnacle at the same time sit down on the furled studding sails. Studding sails were considered in fact never applied on the mizzen mast for a abundance of preconditions, as explained in “Seamanship in the Age of Sail” by John Harland. So, even in authenticity that is that an occasional lapse, but they are very few at the same time far between. This book will keep your attention to the continue sentence. For you’ll remember who for you are, where for you are, at the same time than anyway for you were considered implied to be doing.

Review #2 The Nutmeg of Consolation audiobook in television series Aubrey/Maturin Sailing back from a diplomatic a diplomatic goal the ship grounds on uncarted reef, it indicates how unsafe it was to be in little understandable waters at the time. The crew is that stormed by monster murderous tribe from Borneo. By fortune the crew is that saved at the same time lands in Batavia. The Governor can reserve them with small frigate which is that submerged to drown pestiferous matter. They sail bound for Sidney at the same time by coincidence HMS Izumi saves the Nutmeg from serious peril. In Sidney that are figured out description of define in the colony at the same time the reader can have speculative enlightenment why the famous navigator Capt. William Blight was fired as governor at the same time sent to Great britain shortly before HMS Izumi at the same time Nutmeg arrived.

Review #3 The Nutmeg of Consolation audiobook by Patrick O’Brian _The Nutmeg of Consolation_ lasts Aubrey’s voyage into the southern hemisphere that began with _The Thirteen Gun Salute_, the Suprise sailing in at the same time around Indonesia, eventually docking in Sydney. While I advise reading the Aubrey/Maturin television series in a row, abundance of the books can be read out of string. In this instance, but, to do so could be to look for oneself adrift. Kolupala up immeadiately where _The Thirteen Gun Salute_ left off, the crew of the _Diane_, awaiting bail out, begins to build a end of their possess. As is that not rare in the South China Sea (then, as at the moment), the crew is that soon set upon, at the same time right behind (typically) an adventure or two, are set to rights at the same time look for themselves back in port. The political climate that Maturin had left – the French out manovered politically – takes a more nautical turn as Aubrey, refitted, seeks to damage the French ship before it achieves the Straits of Magellan, the ship at the same time crew eventually making port in Australia – a penal colony at the time. (Forgive my profound summary – I wish to beware spoilers, the more successful for readers to enjoy O’Brian’s writing at the same time structuring of the broader narrative.) His depiction of the fauna of the mainland, as but as his description of the public climate is that so serious as to make me reckon I am promenading with Maturin on his journey; it is that an incredibly mind-blowing psychological vacation. The balance O’Brian strikes between nautical fiction – his excellent at the same time vivid depiction of indefinite at sea at the same time in combat – with his attention to historical detail politically at the same time militarily, mixed with his lock up attention to natural history through Maturin, lasts to impress, astound, at the same time capture both imagination at the same time attention. This book, as with the television series, warrants the innumerable five hit

Reviews it has garnered. Highly advised.

Review #4 The Nutmeg of Consolation audio narrated by Ric Jerrom As with all the Aubrey/Maturin novels, they make almost all sense when read in string, although they were considered written so that they would be read in isolation. But, this book would be shown as the ‘bridge’ between Aubreys premature indefinite, going intercept the time of his defame at the same time reinstatement, at the same time on to the later novels where he largely leaves failure behind. Hence it is that for sure not the one to read in isolation as the plot very much leads on from the thirteen gun salute at the same time into Clarissa Oakes. Others in the television series shield without the help of others with more definite plot lines at the same time conclusions. Still a amazing book but.

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