The Old Glory [SEP] publisher
disarray) and eventually comes to realize that the slaves, under the leadership of a slave named Babo, have taken over the ship, killed the ship's captain and most of the crew, and are forcing one of the few remaining sailors, Benito Cereno, to help them sail back to Africa.
Publication history.
"The Old Glory" was first published by Farrar, Straus, and Giroux in 1965. A revised edition was published with minor changes in 1968. This edition included an introduction by Robert Brustein
Australian Journal" May 1937
- "Widow’s Cruise" in "The Passing Show" Sep 25 1937
- "Well - Let’s Laugh!" in "The Passing Show" Jan 22 1938
- "Strange Ones" in "The Passing Show" Feb 19 1938
- "Boomerang" in "London Evening News" Jul 28 1938
- "Old Man Kangaroo" in "Adventure" Jun 1940
- "Walk to Glory" in "The Saturday Evening Post" Nov 2 1940