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should be given a chance of showing what it could do. Consent was finally given, and then opened the derful career of our cruisers and privateers. Among the frigates that had been built during our war with France was the Constitution, which carried 44 guns. She earned the name of being one of the luckiest ships in the navy, and because of her astonishing record was named Old Ironsides.


account. By and by, however, the poor officers were weeded out and good ones took their places. Then something was accomplished in which we all could feel pride. It was just the other way on the ocean. From the very start our naval vessels and privateers  the most brilliant of victories. This was the more remarkable when several facts are kept in mind. Great Britain had been at war so long that she had the most powerful navy by far in the world. It numbered one thousand and thirtysix vessels, of which two hundred and fiftyfour were shipsoftheline, not one of which carried less than seventy guns of large calibre. This prodigious navy


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