Nights at Sea

Summary

Nights at Sea is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Nights at Sea's instance of is recorded as literary work^[2].
• Nights at Sea's instance of is recorded as sequence^[3].
• Nights at Sea's illustrator is recorded as George Cruikshank^[4].
• Nights at Sea's Commons category is recorded as Nights at Sea (1837)^[5].
• Nights at Sea's language of work or name is recorded as English^[6].
• Nights at Sea's volume is recorded as I^[7].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as The Captain's Table^[8].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as The White Squall^[9].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as The Chase and the Forecastle Yarn^[10].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as The French Captain's Story^[11].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as The French Captain's Story^[12].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as Jack Among the Mummies^[13].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as The Ruse, the Duello, and the Naval Sportsmen^[14].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as The Battle of the Nile, the Dying Prisoner^[15].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as Burial at Sea, Sling the Monkey, and the Pirate Craft^[16].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as Lord C--ford and the Pirate^[17].
• Nights at Sea's publication date is recorded as +1837-00-00T00:00:00Z^[18].
• Nights at Sea's published in is recorded as Bentley's Miscellany^[19].
• Nights at Sea's title is recorded as Nights at Sea^[20].
• Nights at Sea's subtitle is recorded as or, Sketches of Naval Life during the war^[21].
• Nights at Sea's author name string is recorded as The Old Sailor^[22].
• Nights at Sea's has part is recorded as short story^[23].