Commodore J.G. Goodenough. A Brief MemoirJ. Griffin & Company, 1876 - 64페이지 |
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Admiral Sir Admiralty Anthony Trollope appointed Archbishop of York arrived at Sydney attack August Australian Station Bishop of Carlisle boats born Cape Lisburn Captain Goodenough Carlisle Bay Christ Church Christian Cloth Boards Cockspur St Colony Coloured Commander Commodore Goodenough Commodore's cruise Dean death Diagrams died duty Edition Engineers Espiritu Santo feeling felt Fiji fired Flag flights of arrows friends Funeral Sermon gallant Gazette Goodenough's Character GRIFFIN gunnery Hard head into College honour Illustrated INSTRUCTION islands J. G. Goodenough Junior Naval Professional Last Despatch Levuka Lieutenant loss Markham Minotaur natives nautical surveying Naval Cadet Naval Education naval officers Naval Professional Association NAVAL PUBLISHERS naval service navigation noble open a friendly Owen Stanley Pearl Portsmouth Price profession received regret Royal Geographical Society Royal Navy sailors Santa Cruz savage scientific SEAMANSHIP seamen served Sherard Osborn ship shore took Vanikoro Victoria village WATCH Westminster School wound young
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