United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 397
... given over to drunkenness and debauchery , and addicted to profanity . The second is his real character , given by those who best know him : owning all the weaknesses of humanity , indeed , in common with all men , but possessed , more ...
... given over to drunkenness and debauchery , and addicted to profanity . The second is his real character , given by those who best know him : owning all the weaknesses of humanity , indeed , in common with all men , but possessed , more ...
Sivu 420
... given a slightly increased pay on account of his examination cer- tificate . Opportunity should be given him of studying both theory and practice of his specialty . On the completion of this cruise he may , on passing a proper ...
... given a slightly increased pay on account of his examination cer- tificate . Opportunity should be given him of studying both theory and practice of his specialty . On the completion of this cruise he may , on passing a proper ...
Sivu 474
... given the command of men , a petty officer will often blush to the roots of his hair . The men grin and think it funny — the idea of giving a petty officer any military duty ! The petty officer has been made a nonentity in military ...
... given the command of men , a petty officer will often blush to the roots of his hair . The men grin and think it funny — the idea of giving a petty officer any military duty ! The petty officer has been made a nonentity in military ...
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