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There will always be slaves, no matter what people promise and pretend.

— Douglas Reeman For My Country's Freedom (1995)

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I have always said that a captain should act on his own initiative if his set orders tell him nothing.

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God and the navy we adore, when danger threatens but not before!

For My Country's Freedom (1995)

Even in war it is necessary to love another.

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Damnation on doubt. It kills more good sailors than round shot!

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Each gun-captain was a king, every breech a small demanding kingdom.

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