The History of the British Navy
The History of the British Navy
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Then it started for the Belt ; but presently the plan was changed, and it turned back again to proceed by the Sound. Even then another day was wasted in sending a messenger to Cronenburg, a castle close to Elsinore, where strongly-fortified batteries command the narrowest part of the channel, to inquire whether the Governor wouldfire at thefleet. There could be nodoubt of the answer which such a question would receive.
But it was not till the Governor had replied that, though he had no express ...orders on this subject, he could not permit a fleet whose appearance was so hostile to pass with- out trying to prevent it, that at last the order was given to proceed ; and the grand fleet prepared to force its way where, till that day, the ships of every nation, Britain not excepted, had paid willing homage to Denmark as the guardian of the Baltic. It was an impressive as well as a proud sight for an Englishman : for a Dane, the spectacle was calculated to raise in his breast not only awe but indignation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then it started for the Belt ; but presently the plan was changed, and it turned back again to proceed by the Sound. Even then another day was wasted in sending a messenger to Cronenburg, a castle close to Elsinore, where strongly-fortified batteries command the narrowest part of the channel, to inquire whether the Governor wouldfire at thefleet. There could be nodoubt of the answer which such a question would receive.
But it was not till the Governor had replied that, though he had no express ...orders on this subject, he could not permit a fleet whose appearance was so hostile to pass with- out trying to prevent it, that at last the order was given to proceed ; and the grand fleet prepared to force its way where, till that day, the ships of every nation, Britain not excepted, had paid willing homage to Denmark as the guardian of the Baltic. It was an impressive as well as a proud sight for an Englishman : for a Dane, the spectacle was calculated to raise in his breast not only awe but indignation.
What to read after The History of the British Navy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charles Duke to read onlineMoreLess
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