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Old Gorilla Member since 7-26-20 2 posts 07-26-20, 03:38 PM (Pacific Time)   "Tatton Chantry"      Hi yall. It's past time that I register here, I've been reading Louis for thirty years. I'm currently rereading To the Far Blue Mountains and got a bit confused. Barnabas is told that some of his men have heard the story of Tatton Chantry leaving a treasure galleon on the coast with what treasure he couldn't carry still on it a few years prior. Later he is sailing away from Ireland when a young man named Tatton stows away. I believe the details of his conversation with the stow away make that young man also Tatton Chantry. Am I missing something? I've never noticed this before, but I have a bit more time to read lately too.   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

Tatton Chantry [View All], Old Gorilla, 03:38 PM, 07-26-20, (0)  RE: Tatton Chantry, Les Down Under, 07-27-20, 01:25 PM, (1)  RE: Tatton Chantry, john555, 10-22-20, 10:44 AM, (2)  RE: Tatton Chantry, cowboybilliards, 11-20-20, 07:26 PM, (3)