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Father Clark

John Mason Peck

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. . .Their disinterested generosity exceeded any thing of the kind I ever met with before. They clothed me from head to foot, and gave me refreshment.10 I then went into the hold, to assist the second mate to stow away tobacco. I was not long engaged in that business before I heard the voice of John Scott on deck—my mess-mate, who I supposed was drowned. I concealed myself as long as I could, while listening to his conversation; for he was narrating the tragical story of the death of John Duncan and myself to the captain.”

We will give John Scott a chance to tell his own tale, as recorded from the memory of our friend John Clark.

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JOHN SCOTT’S STORY.

“The men who proposed the hazardous undertaking to me and my mess-mate, John Clark, set out from the ship after him, but in a contrary course from mine. One of them, after swimming about one hundred yards, concluding he could not hold out to reach the shore, returned. . . Read More

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Father Clark: Or the Pioneer Preacher aka Rev John Clark

This biography tells the fascinating story of a very remarkable man. “Father John Clark” was born in Scotland, forced to aid the British during the Rev War, having been press ganged into Naval service, but eventually escaped, deserted the Briti