Our Navy in Time of War 1861 1915
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The escaping steam killed four men and scalded four others. The Mercedita was helpless, and the captain was compelled to surrender. The Palmetto State, however, did not take possession of the Mercedita, and left the vessel and crew lying where she had been damaged, while the Palmetto State and Chicora went off in the fog for another victim.
One of the Northern vessels lying near the Mer- cedita was the Keystone State. Her captain had heard the firing on the Mercedita, and he ordered his anchor ...raised, and had started to see what was the trouble when he met ihe Palmetto State stealing along in the fog. Tlie two ships exchanged shots, and the Keystone State tried to run away. She met the Chicora and dodged in another direction, only to meet the Palmetto State once more. Again these two ships exclianged shots, and one of the shells from the Palmetto State entered the Keystone State and de- stroyed the steam pipes. The Keystone State was crippled and twenty men were killed, and her com- mander had to surrender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The escaping steam killed four men and scalded four others. The Mercedita was helpless, and the captain was compelled to surrender. The Palmetto State, however, did not take possession of the Mercedita, and left the vessel and crew lying where she had been damaged, while the Palmetto State and Chicora went off in the fog for another victim.
One of the Northern vessels lying near the Mer- cedita was the Keystone State. Her captain had heard the firing on the Mercedita, and he ordered his anchor ...raised, and had started to see what was the trouble when he met ihe Palmetto State stealing along in the fog. Tlie two ships exchanged shots, and the Keystone State tried to run away. She met the Chicora and dodged in another direction, only to meet the Palmetto State once more. Again these two ships exclianged shots, and one of the shells from the Palmetto State entered the Keystone State and de- stroyed the steam pipes. The Keystone State was crippled and twenty men were killed, and her com- mander had to surrender.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Matthews to read onlineMoreLess
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