The Promised Ground
The ocean was wider than Edmund Whitfield had imagined it would be, which was saying something, because he had spent three years reading maps and charts and navigation manuals before the Admiralty finally approved his expedition. But width was not the half of it. The Atlantic was not merely wide—it was vast in a way that made maps feel like lies, because maps suggested that the world could be...
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