Book contains twenty-one true stories of the Confederate Navy taken from eyewitness accounts or diaries of the participants. When the Civil War ended one Confederate Navy ship was raiding in the pacific and up to Alaska. There was no communication to warn her Captain and crew that the South had lost. A British ship past this message on and told them the Union navy had many ships looking for them and they belonged to no country thus they were considered pirates. The Captain decided to go around the world to a safe harbor which he found in Liverpool UK. He surrendered his ship to the British and struck the last Confederate Flag.
Book contains twenty-one true stories of the Confederate Navy taken from eyewitness accounts or diaries of the participants. When the Civil War ended one Confederate Navy ship was raiding in the pacific and up to Alaska. There was no communication to warn her Captain and crew that the South had lost. A British ship past this message on and told them the Union navy had many ships looking for them and they belonged to no country thus they were considered pirates. The Captain decided to go around the world to a safe harbor which he found in Liverpool UK. He surrendered his ship to the British and struck the last Confederate Flag.
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