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EVANS, REAR
ADMIRAL ROBLEY D. "A SAILOR'S LOG." 1901. Page
35: "I...reported...on board the
frigate CONSTITUTION on the 20th [September 1860]." Page
36: "George Rodgers was captain of
the CONSTITUTION..." Page
38: "...I...was locked up in a dark
room in the wardroom." Page
40: "...[in]
April of 1861...the cabin bulkheads had all been taken down, and 4 32 pounders run out of the cabin stern ports..." Page
42: "The magazines of the
CONSTITUTION were mined, and she and her crew would have been blown to atoms
before surrendering if the rebels had attacked her." Page
43: "The CONSTITUTION was towed to Page
45: "...hazing took root on board
the CONSTITUTION and SANTEE." |