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[Herman Melville, Summit Classic Press] ☆ Moby Dick [Large Print Unabridged Edition]: The Complete & Unabridged Classic Edition ☆ Read Online eBook or Kindle ePUB. Moby Dick [Large Print Unabridged Edition]: The Complete & Unabridged Classic Edition His first novel, "Typee" (1846), a bestseller, was based in part on his experiences in the South Pacific as was the successful sequel, "Omoo" (1847). The most casual reader cannot fail to appreciate the unforgettable characters, compelling storyline and vivid depictions of whales, whalers and whaling, and the obsession-driven quest after the great white whale upon which Ahab leads, and the crew follows, to their doom. He published several more novels, all without success, and in 1866 he became a

Title	:	Moby Dick [Large Print Unabridged Edition]: The Complete & Unabridged Classic Edition
Author	:	Herman Melville, Summit Classic Press
Rating	:	4.85 (742 Votes)
Asin	:	1502437597
Format Type	:	paperback
Number of Pages	:	748 Pages
Publish Date	:	2014-11-01
Language	:	English

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His first novel, "Typee" (1846), a bestseller, was based in part on his experiences in the South Pacific as was the successful sequel, "Omoo" (1847). The most casual reader cannot fail to appreciate the unforgettable characters, compelling storyline and vivid depictions of whales, whalers and whaling, and the obsession-driven quest after the great white whale upon which Ahab leads, and the crew follows, to their doom. He published several more novels, all without success, and in 1866 he became a New York customs inspector, all but forgotten for the next fifty years. If at times the text seems stilted or antiquated, as might be expected from any work from this era, it is equally true that at times the text attains a soaring, almost lyric tone. Moby Dick went from being criticized as undisciplined and poorly crafted to being hailed as "ahead of its time" and "visionary." For the modern reader, the complex analytical theories behind Moby Dick may get in the way of enjoying the novel for its own sake. Herman Melville is known today primarily for his iconic whaling novel, Moby Dick (1851), the story of the struggle between Captain Ahab and "the great white whale," which appears on many lists of "greatest books ever written" and is considered an essential part of the Western Canon. "Mardi" in particular was

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