Harry Druidale, Fisherman From Manxland to England. With Illus

This fascinating autobiography tells the story of Henry Cadman, a fisherman from the Isle of Man who achieved fame and fortune in the mid-19th century. Cadman's lively narrative offers a first-hand account of life on the high seas, and sheds light on the economic, social and cultural dimensions of Victorian fishing.
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