Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 362
d so be pulledon board—more drowned than alive, one would havethought. Sometimes the incoming craft would veer outa rope astern which the sloop would pick up, and the samebusiness followed as before. But even the Liverpoolpilots were not so brilliant as those whose duty it was totake ships out from… … be p s § ° -a THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY We have not much room to deal with the gloriousfights of the privateers of those days. Those who areinterested in the subject will find what they require inCaptain Stathams Privateers and Privateering.But we cannot pass on without at least a reference tothese…
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