Back To ListThe Sea Has No EndThe Life of Louis-Antoine de BougainvilleByVictor SuthrenPublished September 2004Hardcover$ 35.00Hardcover$ 35.00ePub$ 9.99 Add to CartShop LocalDescription Short-listedfor the 2005 Ottawa Book Award for Non-fiction Soldier, sailor, adventurer, and philosopher, Louis-Antoine de Bougainville was a talented French officer whose remarkable career took him from the boudoirs of Paris to the flintlock battlefields of North America and on to the luch islands of the South Pacific. In this lively biography, author Victor Suthren follows Bougainville’s career in North America during the Seven Years War and the American Revolution and his adventures in the South Seas. Written with a historian’s eye for detail, The Sea Has No End is a fascinating portrait of the most stirring and dramatic events of the eighteenth century.Of Related InterestBlack Flag of the NorthVictor SuthrenReviews Suthren has produced an interesting and very readable biography.Canadian Military History, Summer 2005well researched and in a style east to read, the Sea Has No End achieves the author's aim in succinctly telling the fascinating life story of Antoine Louis Bogainville.The Northwest Mariner, Vol. XIV, No. 4,PreviousNextContributorsVictor SuthrenVictor Suthren is a writer and historian with a special interest in maritime history. A former director general of the Canadian War Museum, he lives in Merrickville, Ontario.View Author Page Book DetailsHardcoverSeptember 20046x9 in224 pp9781550025194ePubSeptember 2004-224 pp9781554880256ePubSeptember 2004-224 pp9781770701779