Two Years Before the Mast is a powerful 19th century personal narrative that presents the voice of the common seaman. The text will provide students with an authentic understanding of America's maritime heritage. This 28-page teacher's guide to the narrative includes materials to help you prepare and guide students before, during, and after reading.
Two Years Before the Mast Teacher's Guide
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