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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Ramage's Trial about Ramage, DIV>Captain, Lord with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction.
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conversations.value: <DIV>Captain Lord Ramage and the Calypso return from Devil's Island, but Ramage's new wife Sarah is missing. The captain would like nothing better than to sail home immediately, but instead he is ordered to shepherd a lumbering convoy of merchant ships back to England. On the way, bizarre events lead him to a full court martial in Plymouth, presided over by his old nemesis, Rear-Admiral Goddard. Ramage must clear his name&#151;or face a sentence of death!</DIV>
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conversations.value: Ramage's Trial
  And that, you impudent Scot, Goddard thought, reminds you that you are as guilty as your blasted commanding officer: you helped him and if you were brought to trial and found guilty (as you surely would) the noose would go round your neck, too.
  Goddard noted to himself that the whippersnapper had no answer to that and hurriedly went on to the next Article.
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conversations.value: Southwick nodded. "Yes, and the Admiralty is extending it along the coast to Plymouth. This telegraphic apparatus is a very simple thing to operate."
  Southwick looked puzzled. "How did you know that, sir? Not walk, though; I mean to do it on horseback."
  Like a child anxiously waiting to recite his poem at a party and once started unable to stop, Southwick said proudly, "From the Admiralty to Chelsea, Putney, Cabbage Hill, Netley Heath, Hascombe, Blackdown, Beacon Hill, Portsdown, and then into Portsmouth.
  Yorke had been listening carefully. "Yes, that would make one of the finest rides in England. There are other parts of the country where it'd be more beautiful for, say, twenty miles, but for a two-hundred-mile ride you couldn't beat that."
  Ramage gave a shiver. "I would rather not. I've never grown accustomed to being shot with a pistol, and by such a beautiful markswoman would be too painful. However, to get back to the point, what can we do now?"
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conversations.value: "Yes, and the Admiralty is extending it along the coast to Plymouth. This telegraphic apparatus is a very simple thing to operate."
  Southwick looked puzzled. "How did you know that, sir? Not walk, though; I mean to do it on horseback."
  Like a child anxiously waiting to recite his poem at a party and once started unable to stop, Southwick said proudly, "From the Admiralty to Chelsea, Putney, Cabbage Hill, Netley Heath, Hascombe, Blackdown, Beacon Hill, Portsdown, and then into Portsmouth.
  Yorke had been listening carefully. "Yes, that would make one of the finest rides in England. There are other parts of the country where it'd be more beautiful for, say, twenty miles, but for a two-hundred-mile ride you couldn't beat that."
  Ramage gave a shiver. "I would rather not. I've never grown accustomed to being shot with a pistol, and by such a beautiful markswoman would be too painful. However, to get back to the point, what can we do now?"
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.. Start with the sentence 'To request a complimentary copy of the McBooks Press Historical Fiction Catalog, call **1-888-BOOKS-11** (1-888-266-5711) **'.
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conversations.value: To request a complimentary copy of the McBooks Press Historical Fiction Catalog, call **1-888-BOOKS-11** (1-888-266-5711) **.**
  Lieutenant-Commander David Masters now uses all his skill and training to defuse "the beast" wherever he finds it. 
  Captain Guy Sherbrooke still reels from the loss of his previous command; now he's out to even the score. 
  Sub-Lieutenant Clive Royce must quickly learn to play the deadly cat-and-mouse game of attack and survival against the mighty German fleet. 
  The Halfhyde Adventures Series follows the remarkable, rollicking adventures of the headstrong Royal Navy Lieutenant St Vincent Halfhyde. Acting as a virtual Agent 007 in the early years of the 20th century, Halfhyde's forté is performing risky special missions for the Admirality. In action set against a background of rapidly shifting alliances, Lieutenant Halfhyde triumphs as Her Majesty's Royal Navy challenges Russia, Japan, and Germany for control of the seas.