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William Lake
THE BRITISH NAVY
1. We are English.
2. We are a Warship.
3. We must work together to survive.
4. If any rule is broken, see rule #1.
ARTICLES OF WAR
1. Anglican Church
2. Manners!
3/4/5/6. Espionage & Treason
7/8. No Piracy
9. No Cruel treatment of POWs
10/11/12/13/14. Work to the best of your ability
15. Deserters
16. Bribery/Treason
ARTICLES OF WAR
17. Not a Cargo Ship
18/19/20. No Mutiny
21/22. No fighting among Sailors
23/24. Don’t touch the powder except in a fight
25/26. Failure to do one’s duty = court Martial
27. No Murder
28. No Buggery
29. No Robbery
ARTICLES OF WAR
30. No Forgery
31. Must apprehend all Criminals
32. No Cruelty
33. On Shore = On Deck
34. In Britain = Out of Britain
35. Doesn’t invalidate General rules of the Sea
ARTICLES OF WAR
If you were exploring, what type of ship would you use? (Modern or antiquated)
DISCUSSION 1
COOK’S VOYAGES
Special Cargo-type ship (Collier)
Scientific Staff
Lack of Scurvy (2)
COOK’S ADVANTAGES
Force of Will
Charisma
Sense of Duty
COOK’S ADVANTAGES
What made Cook such a great explorer?
What are some similarities between Greek/Roman Captains and Cook?
What similarities did the Articles of War have to ancient analogs?
DISCUSSION 2
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