Leviathan
Narrated by James Boles
- Released
- July 26, 2007
In "Leviathan," Eric Jay Dolin presents a captivating history of American whaling, tracing its origins from Captain John Smith's unsuccessful 1614 expedition to its peak in the mid-1800s when over 700 ships dominated the seas. This sweeping account delves into the social and economic impact of whaling, highlighting the adventurous and often tumultuous lives of those involved in the industry. Rich in detail, the audiobook captures the dangers and desperation faced by these "iron men in wooden boats" while illuminating the natural history of whales and the evolution of a vital American enterprise.
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