The White Rajah

The White Rajah
ISBN-10
0755143590
ISBN-13
9780755143597
Series
The White Rajah
Category
Fiction
Pages
414
Language
English
Published
2012-05-24
Publisher
House of Stratus
Author
Nicholas Monsarrat

Description

The breathtaking island of Makassang, in the Java Sea, is the setting for this tremendous historical novel. Piracy, plundering and barbarism are rife. The ageing Rajah, threatened by rebellion, enlists the help of Richard Marriott - baronet's son-turned-buccaneer, but Richard falls for the Rajah's daughter.

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