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... officer appointed by himself , and Commodore Perry will expect similar credentials on the part of the officer ... officers be ready to re- ceive the letter ? Interpreter . To - morrow or the day after . Lieut . C. Where is the ...
... officer appointed by himself , and Commodore Perry will expect similar credentials on the part of the officer ... officers be ready to re- ceive the letter ? Interpreter . To - morrow or the day after . Lieut . C. Where is the ...
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... officers . You will pardon me , I know , if I say that I have enjoyed much opportunity during my sea - life to observe the duties and responsibilities that are put upon naval officers . It is by no means enough that an officer of the ...
... officers . You will pardon me , I know , if I say that I have enjoyed much opportunity during my sea - life to observe the duties and responsibilities that are put upon naval officers . It is by no means enough that an officer of the ...
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... officers of all grades . In one word , every commander should keep constantly before him the great truth that , to be well obeyed , he must be perfectly esteemed . But it is not alone with subordinate officers that a commander has to ...
... officers of all grades . In one word , every commander should keep constantly before him the great truth that , to be well obeyed , he must be perfectly esteemed . But it is not alone with subordinate officers that a commander has to ...
Contents
COMMODORE PERRYS LANDING IN JAPAN 1853 OFFICIAL REPORT | 151 |
COMMODORE PAUL JONESS ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN 6 THE BON HOMME RICHARD AND THE SERAPIS | 152 |
BRADFORDS VOYAGE OF THE MAYFLOWER | 153 |
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