The History of the Chaplain Corps, United States Navy Vol. 1
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18.
"'Wines, op. cit., 1:37.
"= Ibid.
'"Jones, op. cit., 11:238-9.
"' Rockwell, Sketches of Foreign Travel, II : 428 ; Colton, Land anal Lee, p. 238.
officer described such a scene, "I'he ocean for many days in succession appeared like a vast expanse of moving mountains. Nothing could surpass its dark and angry sublimity.""* Under these circumstances the gun-deck was constantly shipping seas; it was hazardous to walk about, even with the aid of life lines; and below decks the air was foul becau...se all ports were shut in. The description continues.
Let the reader figure to himself barrells, trunks, books, and china — rolling, sliding, falling, and breaking around him — and he will have some idea of my situation. . . .
The waves had become mountainous in size and giants in strength; and the ship, as if wearied and vexed by their angry power, seemed alternately to seek a dwelling place in the heavens above and in- the sanctuaries of the deep.''"' Chaplain Colton, who spent much of his time aboard ship writing, told of the problems involved even in this mild occupation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18.
"'Wines, op. cit., 1:37.
"= Ibid.
'"Jones, op. cit., 11:238-9.
"' Rockwell, Sketches of Foreign Travel, II : 428 ; Colton, Land anal Lee, p. 238.
officer described such a scene, "I'he ocean for many days in succession appeared like a vast expanse of moving mountains. Nothing could surpass its dark and angry sublimity.""* Under these circumstances the gun-deck was constantly shipping seas; it was hazardous to walk about, even with the aid of life lines; and below decks the air was foul becau...se all ports were shut in. The description continues.
Let the reader figure to himself barrells, trunks, books, and china — rolling, sliding, falling, and breaking around him — and he will have some idea of my situation. . . .
The waves had become mountainous in size and giants in strength; and the ship, as if wearied and vexed by their angry power, seemed alternately to seek a dwelling place in the heavens above and in- the sanctuaries of the deep.''"' Chaplain Colton, who spent much of his time aboard ship writing, told of the problems involved even in this mild occupation.
What to read after The History of the Chaplain Corps, United States Navy Vol. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Naval Personnel to read onlineMoreLess
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