This Disastrous Shipwreck Forced Survivors into Cannibalism and Inspired the Tale of Moby Dick
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George Pollard, Jr. was the captain of the Essex when an 80-ton whale attacked and sank the whaleship today in 1820 inspiring Herman Melville's 1851 novel Moby-Dick. Now WE know em
George Pollard, Jr. was the captain of the Essex when an 80-ton whale attacked and sank the whaleship today in 1820 inspiring Herman Melville's 1851 novel Moby-Dick. Now WE know em
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Warner Bros. Lebanon on Twitter: "Benjamin Walker is Captain George Pollard #IntheHeartoftheSea in cinemas December 10. #TheChaseBegins https://t.co/3VdLzY8zH4" / Twitter
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George Pollard's legacy lives on in Kenosha | Kenosha.com
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In the Heart of the Sea: who's who in Ron Howard's seafaring adventure
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George Pollard Jr. - Wikipedia
Captain George Pollard House – Nantucket, Massachusetts - Atlas Obscura
This Disastrous Shipwreck Forced Survivors into Cannibalism and Inspired the Tale of Moby Dick
This Disastrous Shipwreck Forced Survivors into Cannibalism and Inspired the Tale of Moby Dick
George Pollard's legacy lives on in Kenosha | Kenosha.com
