Publisher's Synopsis
Nantucket: A History delves into the evolution of Nantucket Island, from its discovery by Europeans in the 16th century through its growth and development as a hub of whaling in the 19th century. Douglas-Lithgow's book explores the island's unique culture and charm, cemented by its close ties to the sea.
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