Naval Courts Martial
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But the suspicions of the Portuguese were aroused. The boat's crew was met by a strong force and disarmed. They were then sent back with a message that the captain must land and show his commission. It would seem that Leader and Taylor, who were the moving spirits, lacked resolution. They landed next day, leaving the vessel in charge of Lamshead, and Wil- kingson still in her. When they landed they were marched off to the British Consul who lived six leagues away. Meanwhile Wilkingson succeeded... in persuading Lamshead that it would be better for him to come home and earn a pardon by giving himself up. The lieutenant was no doubt supported by those of the men who were driven into the mutiny, as also by a Spaniard who was on board, and a Mr Rawlings, described as a " reformado, " that is to say, a man who had had a commission but had in some way lost it, and was serving as a volunteer in the hope of getting another. The Dolphin's prize was brought home by eleven of her original crew of eighteen, and the other seven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the suspicions of the Portuguese were aroused. The boat's crew was met by a strong force and disarmed. They were then sent back with a message that the captain must land and show his commission. It would seem that Leader and Taylor, who were the moving spirits, lacked resolution. They landed next day, leaving the vessel in charge of Lamshead, and Wil- kingson still in her. When they landed they were marched off to the British Consul who lived six leagues away. Meanwhile Wilkingson succeeded... in persuading Lamshead that it would be better for him to come home and earn a pardon by giving himself up. The lieutenant was no doubt supported by those of the men who were driven into the mutiny, as also by a Spaniard who was on board, and a Mr Rawlings, described as a " reformado, " that is to say, a man who had had a commission but had in some way lost it, and was serving as a volunteer in the hope of getting another. The Dolphin's prize was brought home by eleven of her original crew of eighteen, and the other seven.
What to read after Naval Courts Martial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Hannay to read onlineMoreLess
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