This is CBSI on the world.

I'm visiting with Eric J. Dole, and his new book is Left for Dead, which is sealing,

which is the war of 1812 to 1814, Madison's War, which is also the prize court, a rastfully member of the Royal Navy,

who is not in any way corrected by the prize court, a rastfully member of the Royal Navy, who is not in any way corrected by the prize court for quite some time. And our heroes, the Barnard's family, but most important,

I'll get right to it. Charles eventually survives, and they're rescued by two ships coming in who take them back to

South America, Buenos Aires, I believe. But what happens to scent, Eric? Do we know his fate?

Yeah. They are rescued by two British whale ships that keep going on their whaling voyage,

take Barnard and the other men along with

scent. But when they're in the Pacific Ocean, they actually come into Lima, Peru. And while

there, Barnard has some conversations with some other whaling captains. And one of the whaling

captains, the British whaling captain, took a real shine to scent.

And even though Barnard loved his dog, he knew that he had an arduous, uncertain voyage back to America

when the war was still going on.

It ultimately took him almost two years to get back to New York City.

So he did not feel it was proper for him to take scent with him on this uncertain voyage with minimal, you know, he didn't have control over everything.

And if he gave it to this British whaling captain who really liked scent, he would have a much better life after all of the difficulties that he had been put through.

So regretfully, but with an earnest dedication, Barnard gave his dog to this British whaling captain.

I don't know what happened after that.

I'm sure Sent had a nice life, however long it lasted.

But he was a great character in the book and really was critical to their survival.

It's my reading of your very careful research that without Scent, they've got a much,

a much tougher road ahead and might have quit.

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