The Autobiography of a Seaman 1
The Autobiography of a Seaman 1
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But if my persuasions were not then judged of sufficient weight, I may now with much confidence come forward and claim for my nephew the palm of victory in both ways, by an act hardly equalled in this war of naval miracles, considering the great inequality of force between the Speedy with fifby-four men, and a xebec frigate of thirty-two guns and 319 men.
**Well knowing that nothing gives your Lordship more pleasure than having an opportunity of rewarding merit, let the rank of the person be wh...at it may, I am confident your Lordship will, on the present occasion, do every justice to Lord Cochrane, though should his promotion have arisen from his former exploits it would be more grateful to my feelings more especially as his subsequent conduct will do honour to your Lordship's appointment.
** I believe I told your Lordship, in my former letter, that Lord Cochrane has the world before him. He has three younger brothers to take care of, one of whom boarded at his side* when the Spaniard was carried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if my persuasions were not then judged of sufficient weight, I may now with much confidence come forward and claim for my nephew the palm of victory in both ways, by an act hardly equalled in this war of naval miracles, considering the great inequality of force between the Speedy with fifby-four men, and a xebec frigate of thirty-two guns and 319 men.
**Well knowing that nothing gives your Lordship more pleasure than having an opportunity of rewarding merit, let the rank of the person be wh...at it may, I am confident your Lordship will, on the present occasion, do every justice to Lord Cochrane, though should his promotion have arisen from his former exploits it would be more grateful to my feelings more especially as his subsequent conduct will do honour to your Lordship's appointment.
** I believe I told your Lordship, in my former letter, that Lord Cochrane has the world before him. He has three younger brothers to take care of, one of whom boarded at his side* when the Spaniard was carried.
What to read after The Autobiography of a Seaman 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Cochrane Dundonald to read onlineMoreLess
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