From Middy to Admiral of the Fleet the Story of Commodore Anson Re Told to Bo
From Middy to Admiral of the Fleet the Story of Commodore Anson Re Told to Bo
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On examining the accounts of former navigators, and examining the Spanish prisoners, it was found that Quibo, at the mouth of the Gulf of Panama, would be the most suitable place for watering the squadron. There was also the chance of meeting with some ig2 FROM MIDDY TO ADMIRAL.
Spanish vessels bound to or from Panama, especially such as might have put to sea before they had any intelligence of an English squadron being in these parts.
Determined by these reasons, the course was taken northward...s, eight ships now in company, and consequently having the appearance of a very formidable fleet. On the ipth Cape Blanco was sighted, bearing S. S. E. , about seven miles distant. This cape, in latitude 4O Q 15' South, is always made by ships bound either to windward or to leeward, so that it is an excellent station to cruise upon the enemy. The Commodore, therefore, ordered a good look-out to be kept, and made some suitable pre- parations. It was found by this time that the last prize, the ' Solidad, ' was far from answering the character given her of a good sailer ; and she and the ' Santa Teresa ' delaying the squadron consider- ably, the Commodore ordered that both of these should be cleared of everything that might prove useful to the rest of the ships, and then be burned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On examining the accounts of former navigators, and examining the Spanish prisoners, it was found that Quibo, at the mouth of the Gulf of Panama, would be the most suitable place for watering the squadron. There was also the chance of meeting with some ig2 FROM MIDDY TO ADMIRAL.
Spanish vessels bound to or from Panama, especially such as might have put to sea before they had any intelligence of an English squadron being in these parts.
Determined by these reasons, the course was taken northward...s, eight ships now in company, and consequently having the appearance of a very formidable fleet. On the ipth Cape Blanco was sighted, bearing S. S. E. , about seven miles distant. This cape, in latitude 4O Q 15' South, is always made by ships bound either to windward or to leeward, so that it is an excellent station to cruise upon the enemy. The Commodore, therefore, ordered a good look-out to be kept, and made some suitable pre- parations. It was found by this time that the last prize, the ' Solidad, ' was far from answering the character given her of a good sailer ; and she and the ' Santa Teresa ' delaying the squadron consider- ably, the Commodore ordered that both of these should be cleared of everything that might prove useful to the rest of the ships, and then be burned.
What to read after From Middy to Admiral of the Fleet the Story of Commodore Anson Re Told to Bo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dr Macaulay to read onlineMoreLess
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