Commodore Shubrick
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Commodore Shubrick sailed from Valparaiso on the 14th of December, and anchored at Mon- terey, in California, on the 22d, having made the passage from Boston, including all stoppages, in one hundi-ed and forty-six days — a very unusual expedition. He imm-ediately took command, and proceeded to organize the forces which he sup- posed were to be under his command.
On the 2d of January, 1847, Commodore Bid- dle arrived at Monterey, in the Columbus, and sent to Shubrick a copy of his orders quoted ...above, dated 16th May, 1846, in which he was directed to take command of the squadron, and informed him at the same time that he should .remain during the war.
I Smarting under this disappointment, and what ! he considered the uncandid conduct of the Secre- I tary, he asked Commodore Biddle to allow him to return to the United States in the frigate Sa- vannah, then about to leave the squadron; but on Biddle expressing his opinion tkat his doing so " would be injurious to the public service," though he left it to his option to stay or return, \ he immediately determined to remain, as will appear by their correspondence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commodore Shubrick sailed from Valparaiso on the 14th of December, and anchored at Mon- terey, in California, on the 22d, having made the passage from Boston, including all stoppages, in one hundi-ed and forty-six days — a very unusual expedition. He imm-ediately took command, and proceeded to organize the forces which he sup- posed were to be under his command.
On the 2d of January, 1847, Commodore Bid- dle arrived at Monterey, in the Columbus, and sent to Shubrick a copy of his orders quoted ...above, dated 16th May, 1846, in which he was directed to take command of the squadron, and informed him at the same time that he should .remain during the war.
I Smarting under this disappointment, and what ! he considered the uncandid conduct of the Secre- I tary, he asked Commodore Biddle to allow him to return to the United States in the frigate Sa- vannah, then about to leave the squadron; but on Biddle expressing his opinion tkat his doing so " would be injurious to the public service," though he left it to his option to stay or return, \ he immediately determined to remain, as will appear by their correspondence.
What to read after Commodore Shubrick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A P Andrew Pickens Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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