The Navy of the Revolution
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The potential mutineers had planned to take possession of the ship by killing all the officers d-uring the middle night watch, except the second Lieutenant, whom they intended to compel to navigate the vessel under the command of the qur.rter- naster, to some port in Ireland, where they would sell her and divide the purchase -18- ' money anong themselves. The plot had 'been arranged on the outward voyage from the United States during the preceding February, b\it the conspirators found no satisf...actory opportunity to put it into effect. They were principally influenced to delay the mutiny by the falling overboard of one of the ringleaders in the project, which their traditional sailorman superstition construed into an unfavor- able omen, and induced them to defer the attack, and to throv; overboard the written agreement they had signed, as parties to the proposed mutiny. Three of the muti- neers were put in irons, and the rest returned to duty upon their promise to conduct themselves properly during the remainder of their term of shipment.
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The potential mutineers had planned to take possession of the ship by killing all the officers d-uring the middle night watch, except the second Lieutenant, whom they intended to compel to navigate the vessel under the command of the qur.rter- naster, to some port in Ireland, where they would sell her and divide the purchase -18- ' money anong themselves. The plot had 'been arranged on the outward voyage from the United States during the preceding February, b\it the conspirators found no satisf...actory opportunity to put it into effect. They were principally influenced to delay the mutiny by the falling overboard of one of the ringleaders in the project, which their traditional sailorman superstition construed into an unfavor- able omen, and induced them to defer the attack, and to throv; overboard the written agreement they had signed, as parties to the proposed mutiny. Three of the muti- neers were put in irons, and the rest returned to duty upon their promise to conduct themselves properly during the remainder of their term of shipment.
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