United States Laws Relating to the Navy, Marine Corps, Etc: Compiled from the Revised Statutes and Subsequent Acts to June 17, 1898, with a Digest of the Decisions of the Courts and Opinions of the Attorneys-general |
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... an armed vessel of an enemy or rebel is in sight , to prepare and clear his ship or ships for action ; Seventeenth . Or does not , upon signal for battle , use his jooglecting fito utmost exertions to join in battle ; Eighteenth .
... an armed vessel of an enemy or rebel is in sight , to prepare and clear his ship or ships for action ; Seventeenth . Or does not , upon signal for battle , use his jooglecting fito utmost exertions to join in battle ; Eighteenth .
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He shall cause to be accurately minuted on the ship's books the names of any persons dying or deserting , and the times at which such death or desertion occurs . Fourth . In case of the death of any officer , man , or pas Property of de ...
He shall cause to be accurately minuted on the ship's books the names of any persons dying or deserting , and the times at which such death or desertion occurs . Fourth . In case of the death of any officer , man , or pas Property of de ...
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2 Accounts of men Sent from the ship . Health of crew . secures all the property of the deceased , for the benefit of his legal representatives . Accounts of Fifth . He shall not receive on board any man transferred me : i received ...
2 Accounts of men Sent from the ship . Health of crew . secures all the property of the deceased , for the benefit of his legal representatives . Accounts of Fifth . He shall not receive on board any man transferred me : i received ...
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All punishments inflicted by the commander , or by bis order , except reprimands , shall be fully entered upon the ship's log . ART . 25. No officer who inay command by accident , or Punishment by in the absence of the commanding ...
All punishments inflicted by the commander , or by bis order , except reprimands , shall be fully entered upon the ship's log . ART . 25. No officer who inay command by accident , or Punishment by in the absence of the commanding ...
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Every chaplain shall be permitted to conduct ship . June 1 , 1860 , s . public worsbip according to the manner and forms of the 1 , v . 12 , p . 24 . church of which he may be a member . Annual report . SEC , 1398.
Every chaplain shall be permitted to conduct ship . June 1 , 1860 , s . public worsbip according to the manner and forms of the 1 , v . 12 , p . 24 . church of which he may be a member . Annual report . SEC , 1398.
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| Title | United States Laws Relating to the Navy, Marine Corps, Etc: Compiled from the Revised Statutes and Subsequent Acts to June 17, 1898, with a Digest of the Decisions of the Courts and Opinions of the Attorneys-general Issue 271 of Senate document |
| Authors | United States, William Henry Michael |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1898 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 25 Sep 2008 |
| Length | 581 pages |
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