The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 85
... Celeste ' and the ' Dei Gratia , ' they were sur- prised by a remarkable circumstance , which deserves more attention than it has yet received . Between Nov. 25 and Dec. 5 , when the Mary Celeste ' apparently was abandoned by her crew ...
... Celeste ' and the ' Dei Gratia , ' they were sur- prised by a remarkable circumstance , which deserves more attention than it has yet received . Between Nov. 25 and Dec. 5 , when the Mary Celeste ' apparently was abandoned by her crew ...
Page 95
... Celeste . ' 6 6 6 6 Why , for example , should a respectable seafaring man need to sail under an alias ? Captain D. T. Morehouse , of the ' Dei Gratia , ' was called ' Boyce ' by the owner of the Mary Celeste , ' Mr James H. Winchester ...
... Celeste . ' 6 6 6 6 Why , for example , should a respectable seafaring man need to sail under an alias ? Captain D. T. Morehouse , of the ' Dei Gratia , ' was called ' Boyce ' by the owner of the Mary Celeste , ' Mr James H. Winchester ...
Page 96
... Celeste " in New York city . She sailed ten days before the " Mary Celeste , " yet was waiting for her and towed her to Gibraltar claiming the salvage money . Where had the " Dei Gratia been all that time ? The weather had been fair ...
... Celeste " in New York city . She sailed ten days before the " Mary Celeste , " yet was waiting for her and towed her to Gibraltar claiming the salvage money . Where had the " Dei Gratia been all that time ? The weather had been fair ...
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