A Moral And Political Sketch of the United States of North America. With a Note On Negro Slavery
A Moral And Political Sketch of the United States of North America. With a Note On Negro Slavery
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The officers are not all actually employed, either on board the ships, or in the arsenals, dock-yards, &c. There are some of them waiting orders, who have been directed by the ministers to repair to such a station, and to hold themselves at the disposal of government; they receive their full pay, but no provisions. Others are absent on leave for a limited period. Lastly, others are quite out of the service, receive no pay, and remain in that state until they apply to government to Digitized by ...Google UNITED STATES. 275 put them again into active employment. When they are thus retired, they may dispose of them- selves and of their time as they please. Many of them, for instance, command merchantmen in the China trade; or devote themselves to any other species of industry. As soon, how- ever, as an officer becomes part of the navy in any way whatever, he cannot be elected or appointed to any office.
In time of war, American commerce, which is in a great measure paralysed, furnishes an immense number of privateers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The officers are not all actually employed, either on board the ships, or in the arsenals, dock-yards, &c. There are some of them waiting orders, who have been directed by the ministers to repair to such a station, and to hold themselves at the disposal of government; they receive their full pay, but no provisions. Others are absent on leave for a limited period. Lastly, others are quite out of the service, receive no pay, and remain in that state until they apply to government to Digitized by ...Google UNITED STATES. 275 put them again into active employment. When they are thus retired, they may dispose of them- selves and of their time as they please. Many of them, for instance, command merchantmen in the China trade; or devote themselves to any other species of industry. As soon, how- ever, as an officer becomes part of the navy in any way whatever, he cannot be elected or appointed to any office.
In time of war, American commerce, which is in a great measure paralysed, furnishes an immense number of privateers.
What to read after A Moral And Political Sketch of the United States of North America. With a Note On Negro Slavery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Achille Murat to read onlineMoreLess
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