Dont Give Up the Ship Delving in the Dust of Ten Decades volume 2
Dont Give Up the Ship Delving in the Dust of Ten Decades volume 2
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Law- rence, instead of being idle, was in active practice in prepara- tion to met the enem, y. He was, certainly, systematically dril- ling an organized company of boarders.
There is no doubt the Board of Examiners believed the work of Capt. Lawrence had been so efficiently done, that even with every officer above the midshipman either dead or dis- abled in the cock pit, even then the Board believed that had the cowardly Scotch bugler remained at his post, and given the customary "Boarders' Cal...l, " the boarders would have re- sponded, and Capt. Broke would never have found a foothold on the deck of the Chesapeake.
What Admiral Chadwick calls "our real disaster" was not so considered by the country, and it had no discouraging ef- fects on the people. The Spirit of Freedom had been awakened, and was stirred to more and more vigorous action by the bril- liant successes of Lawrence, Hull, Decatur and others.
'4 In Jill iiiv extensive reading of contemporaneous or other writers on the sul)jec't, I have never before met with a single syllable wliieli would impute the loss of the Chesapeake to the inefficiency, stupidity, or "fatuity" as Admiral Chadwick puts it, of the comjuander.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Law- rence, instead of being idle, was in active practice in prepara- tion to met the enem, y. He was, certainly, systematically dril- ling an organized company of boarders.
There is no doubt the Board of Examiners believed the work of Capt. Lawrence had been so efficiently done, that even with every officer above the midshipman either dead or dis- abled in the cock pit, even then the Board believed that had the cowardly Scotch bugler remained at his post, and given the customary "Boarders' Cal...l, " the boarders would have re- sponded, and Capt. Broke would never have found a foothold on the deck of the Chesapeake.
What Admiral Chadwick calls "our real disaster" was not so considered by the country, and it had no discouraging ef- fects on the people. The Spirit of Freedom had been awakened, and was stirred to more and more vigorous action by the bril- liant successes of Lawrence, Hull, Decatur and others.
'4 In Jill iiiv extensive reading of contemporaneous or other writers on the sul)jec't, I have never before met with a single syllable wliieli would impute the loss of the Chesapeake to the inefficiency, stupidity, or "fatuity" as Admiral Chadwick puts it, of the comjuander.
What to read after Dont Give Up the Ship Delving in the Dust of Ten Decades volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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