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Focusing on the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by 19th-century seamen, John Harris argues for the recognition and enforcement of their rights. He highlights their harsh treatment, the dangers of maritime life, and the necessity for improved working conditions. Drawing from personal experiences, Harris emphasizes the roles of religion and education in the lives of seamen. This historical work offers a vital perspective on the challenges of seafaring during a significant period in maritime history, making it an important document for understanding the era.