Three Cheers for the Chesapeake! THRUMS The idea—building a reproduction of

The idea—building a reproduction of an eighteenth-century schooner to be a floating classroom on the Chesapeake Bay—originated with John Swain

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he traveled extensively in Maryland and Virginia

Henry Harvey's delightful and scintillating writing style presents his universe of sculpting and divulges secrets and tips on everything from metalworking tools

role in the history of New Hampshire and of the United States as well

Three Cheers for the Chesapeake! THRUMS The idea—building a reproduction ofIllustrated with previously unpublished photos, letters, documents, and diary entries, the untold story of the Chesapeake Artillery comes to light. Comprised chiefly of men who lived near the shores of its namesake bay, the Chesapeake Artillery was the last Confederate battery organized from the state of Maryland. It was also by far the smallest, with barely more than half the average enrollment of other Maryland batteries in the Confederate army.