Proceedings of the General Court Martial Convened for the Trial of Commodore Jam
Proceedings of the General Court Martial Convened for the Trial of Commodore Jam
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At dinner I had asked commodore Barron, if it was usual with men of war going out of Chesapeake bay, to unbend their cables and stow their anchors, be- fore their pilots left them. He said no, and said, I must get the ranges below, and stow the anchors. The people were doing this when the Leopard hailed us.
" Q^ At what hour did you dine ?
" J. About half an hour, or perhaps a quarter past two.
" Q. Was your quarter deck quite clear, and the guns there unobstructed ?
" *i. It was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At dinner I had asked commodore Barron, if it was usual with men of war going out of Chesapeake bay, to unbend their cables and stow their anchors, be- fore their pilots left them. He said no, and said, I must get the ranges below, and stow the anchors. The people were doing this when the Leopard hailed us.
" Q^ At what hour did you dine ?
" J. About half an hour, or perhaps a quarter past two.
" Q. Was your quarter deck quite clear, and the guns there unobstructed ?
" *i. It was.
*...
What to read after Proceedings of the General Court Martial Convened for the Trial of Commodore Jam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Barron to read onlineMoreLess
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