of 1797. In the April of the that same
year had occurred the commotion
in the fleet lying among the men-of-war's men at
Spithead followed in May by a second
and yet more serious outbreak in the fleet at the
Nore. The latter is know known , and
without exaggeration in the epithet,
as the Great Mutiny. It was indeed It was the summer
of 1797. In the April of the that same
year had occurred the commotion
in the fleet lying among the men-of-war's men at
Spithead followed in May by a second
and yet more serious outbreak in the fleet at the
Nore. The latter is know known , and
without exaggeration in the epithet,
as the Great Mutiny. It was indeed It was the summer
Transcribed by: John Bryant