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Hero Tales of our Navy

By George Gibbs

"Hero Tales of Our Navy" by George Gibbs, also known as "Pike & Cutlass: Hero Tales of Our Navy," is a captivating historical account written in the late 19th century. This book recounts the thrilling stories of American naval heroes and significant naval battles from the early maritime history of the United States. Gibbs focuses particularly on the exploits of John Paul Jones and other notable figures, celebrating their bravery, cunning, and adventurous spirit during critical moments of American naval warfare. Through engaging narratives, readers are introduced to the audacious actions of John Paul Jones, including his daring mission to disrupt British forces and his successful infiltration of the town of Whitehaven. The book captures the essence of naval heroism, showcasing exceptional leadership and tactical prowess in the face of adversity. "Hero Tales of Our Navy" is a must-read for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the valor and adventures of America's naval warriors.
"Hero Tales of Our Navy" by George Gibbs, also known as "Pike & Cutlass: Hero Tales of Our Navy," was first published in 1900 by J.B. Lippincott Company in Philadelphia and London. Read-Me.Org Inc. 2025. 317p.

Resist not evil

by Darrow, Clarence, 1857-1938

The nature of the state.--Armies and navies.--The purpose of armies.--Civil government.--Theory of crime and punishment.--Remedial effects of punishment.--Cause of crime.--The proper treatment of crime.--Impossibility of just judgment.--The judge of the criminal.--The measure of punishment.--Who deserves punishment.--Natural law and conduct.--Rules governing penal codes and their victims.--The machinery of justice.--The right treatment of violence