My Fifty Years in the Navy
My Fifty Years in the Navy
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Our captain, Edmund R. Calhoun, had had much experience with ironclads. He had served in monitors off Charleston during all the engage ments there, and was in command of the Wehaw- ken, when having grounded at night, she was exposed the next day to a cross fire from Sumter and Moultrie. One of our young officers, who was conspicuous for his coolness and courage in all the emergencies of this trying cruise, was Wilson McGunnigle, a brother of the Lieutenant McGunnigle I reported to on board the ...Constitution when I entered the service. It was a loss to the navy when he resigned later to go into the banking business. 1 Before ending this cruise, we went to Port au Prince, Hayti, in company with the flagship Severn and the Saugus. Santo Domingo was 1 He was one of the guests invited by the Navy Department to take passage on the Oregon, when it was proposed to have her lead the in ternational fleets at the opening of the Panama Canal.
AN ASIATIC CRUISE 201 then considering annexation to the United States, and as there was some idea that Hayti might wish to interfere, we were sent there to bully her into keeping her hands off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our captain, Edmund R. Calhoun, had had much experience with ironclads. He had served in monitors off Charleston during all the engage ments there, and was in command of the Wehaw- ken, when having grounded at night, she was exposed the next day to a cross fire from Sumter and Moultrie. One of our young officers, who was conspicuous for his coolness and courage in all the emergencies of this trying cruise, was Wilson McGunnigle, a brother of the Lieutenant McGunnigle I reported to on board the ...Constitution when I entered the service. It was a loss to the navy when he resigned later to go into the banking business. 1 Before ending this cruise, we went to Port au Prince, Hayti, in company with the flagship Severn and the Saugus. Santo Domingo was 1 He was one of the guests invited by the Navy Department to take passage on the Oregon, when it was proposed to have her lead the in ternational fleets at the opening of the Panama Canal.
AN ASIATIC CRUISE 201 then considering annexation to the United States, and as there was some idea that Hayti might wish to interfere, we were sent there to bully her into keeping her hands off.
What to read after My Fifty Years in the Navy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Edgar Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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