History of the Mutiny At Spithead And the Nore With An Enquiry Into Its Origin
History of the Mutiny At Spithead And the Nore With An Enquiry Into Its Origin
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Hector.
Henry Edwards, Edward Cavenagh, John Howe, David Parry.
Bedford.
Robert Berry, X 1 „, . , enry Hide. A J Spithead, 4th June.
The delegates of the fleet at Plymouth, following the example of their brethren at Spithead, caused the following address to be printed and distributed among the ships at the Nore.
Brother Seamen, Hamoaze, June 6, 1797.
We on board the different ships at Hamoaze have consulted together concerning your present proceedings, and understand that you are still keeping ...forward your cause. We therefore wish to know the grievances that make you still dis- satisfied, as we have had every grievance settled here with us, and that we can further assure you that the grand fleet is still at sea, and in greater spirits than ever they were ; and we your bro- thers expect that you will be satisfied with the same terms as we are, which are such as all true- hearted loyal British seamen should be satisfied with. We trust that you will immediately return to your regular duty, as we have done, and that you will be satisfied as we are ; your present proceedings are a scandal to the name of British seamen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hector.
Henry Edwards, Edward Cavenagh, John Howe, David Parry.
Bedford.
Robert Berry, X 1 „, . , enry Hide. A J Spithead, 4th June.
The delegates of the fleet at Plymouth, following the example of their brethren at Spithead, caused the following address to be printed and distributed among the ships at the Nore.
Brother Seamen, Hamoaze, June 6, 1797.
We on board the different ships at Hamoaze have consulted together concerning your present proceedings, and understand that you are still keeping ...forward your cause. We therefore wish to know the grievances that make you still dis- satisfied, as we have had every grievance settled here with us, and that we can further assure you that the grand fleet is still at sea, and in greater spirits than ever they were ; and we your bro- thers expect that you will be satisfied with the same terms as we are, which are such as all true- hearted loyal British seamen should be satisfied with. We trust that you will immediately return to your regular duty, as we have done, and that you will be satisfied as we are ; your present proceedings are a scandal to the name of British seamen.
What to read after History of the Mutiny At Spithead And the Nore With An Enquiry Into Its Origin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Johnson William Johnson Neale to read onlineMoreLess
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