For God and Gold
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A former Cambridge fellow and naval officer recounts his life in framed memoirs, moving from a strict upbringing and university days into involvement with early Puritan politics and a dramatic sea voyage under a renowned navigator to the Spanish Main. The narrative mixes campus anecdote, political and religious debate, shipboard routine, and vivid raid scenes, while reflecting on motives of faith, ambition, and the pursuit of wealth amid the perils and camaraderies of maritime enterprise.
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