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David Bacon
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Sketch of the Rev. David Bacon
Reprint of the original, first published in 1876.
SKETCH OF THE REV DAVID BACON
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Sailing from Behind the Curve
After spending decades sailing San Francisco Bay in small sailboats, Dave Bacon experienced a midlife crisis and decided to leave it all behind and take a cruise. The year is 1981 and a small Bear class sloop with Dave at the tiller passed under the Golden Gate, turned south, and set out into the unknown. Dave thought he knew much more than he actually did and was about to learn that he was sailing from behind the curve. What happened next is a true story of excitement and adventure where each day is filled with new experiences, and that learning and growing is the key to survival.
Sketch of the Rev. David Bacon (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Sketch of the Rev. David Bacon On Friday, the 8th of August, Mr. David Bacon left Hartford with a view of visiting the Indian tribes bordering on Lake Erie, according to a resolve of the Trustees of the Missionary Society of Connecticut, noticed in our magazine for July. Previous to his departure he was examined by the Committee of Missions, who, highly approving of him as qualified for such a mission, unanimously appointed him to that service, and by prayer commended him to the Divine blessing. It is expected that he will obtain a guide and interpreter at New Stockbridge, or somewhere in that neighborhood, and then proceed on to the southwest part of Lake Erie, and visit the In...
