The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-22
LORD HOWE AND THE FIRST OF
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geur was solenihiy cohsecratea' ahe
placed IN the fantneon. Carlyle en-
podled the story III MS Freich heEolu
tlon' Lo! ne Wrote, an hass
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that VIII yet run on rope mes ruseiins
abort me Whole crew croWos 70 tfl'
upper Deck ana WIN universal soul
maddenlng yen, SHOUTS Slve Ia hepup
hque. SINKING, SINKING, Carlyie latel
on discovered now wiid fllght Oh nc
ton the whole story was Barrere wa
liar OF Iitanlc scale; put the Vengeu
myth, Carlyle declared, must be pro
nounced "Barrere's masterpiece; TN
largest, most inspiring piece or olagu
manufactured Tor some centuries D.
any man or nation" AT the time TN
Vengeur went down the battle ha'
ceased for some hours; her captain wa
peacefully getting his luncheon in on
of the cabins of the Culloden, and som
four hundred of her crew had been res
cued, much to their own satisfaction
by the boats OF the various British
Howe, the VICTOR OF the rlrst