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The Last Whale by Chris Pash

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The Last Whale

Chris Pash


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ISBN:1921361328
ISBN-13:9781921361326
Title:The Last Whale
Authors:Chris Pash
Category:Social & Cultural History
Format:Paperback
Year:2008
Pages:218
Publisher:Fremantle Press
Imprint:Fremantle Press
Language:English
Dimensions:150mm x 18mm x 229mm
Weight:318g

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Jean-Paul Fortom-Gouin, aka the Phantom, is man on an anti-whaling mission who wangles his way onto the International Whaling Commission with a snappy suit and ticket from the Panamanian government. His nemesis, Ches Stubbs, skipper of the whaling ship Ch

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Jean-Paul Fortom-Gouin, aka the Phantom, is a man on an anti-whaling mission who wangles his way on to the International Whaling Commission with a snappy suit and ticket from the Panamanian government. Ches Stubbs, skipper of the whaling ship Cheynes III, is known for his long-range skills with a harpoon. Just like Ahab, Ches loses a leg while whaling and, just like a pirate, sails with a pet cockatoo that happens to have a penchant for gnawing on naked toes. These are just two of the real-life characters captured with heart and humour by Chris Pash in his story about the end of whaling in Australia. The book shows a town reliant on whaling dollars pitted against a determined band of international protesters.

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