Publisher's Synopsis
This thrilling firsthand account details Augustus Hobarthampden's experiences as a blockade runner during the American Civil War. Hobarthampden was involved in 12 successful runs, each of which required incredible skill and daring. His memoir offers a fascinating look into the world of blockade running and the bold individuals who risked everything for profit and patriotism.
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