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Conclusion,tic masculine host—an army, a fleet—too often found its origin in the humiliation of the conscript. However powerful the military might be, its individual members could not be unaware of their own disempowerment. Saying “yes” to the nation required at least a temporary suppression of the individual “nay.”

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Conclusion,tic masculine host—an army, a fleet—too often found its origin in the humiliation of the conscript. However powerful the military might be, its individual members could not be unaware of their own disempowerment. Saying “yes” to the nation required at least a temporary suppression of the individual “nay.”

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Married to Britannia: Musicals, Mutinies, and Manhood,seem to care much about where his cannon pointed, as long as he found an opportunity to empty his shot locker. This implied not only unorthodox sexual behavior, but also the possibility that the sailor might turn his bellicose energies against Britain. Jack Tar ruled the waves, but until he could master himself, he would remain a suspect figure.

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Married to Britannia: Musicals, Mutinies, and Manhood,seem to care much about where his cannon pointed, as long as he found an opportunity to empty his shot locker. This implied not only unorthodox sexual behavior, but also the possibility that the sailor might turn his bellicose energies against Britain. Jack Tar ruled the waves, but until he could master himself, he would remain a suspect figure.

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Introduction,vy does not seem to have impinged on politics, government, and society to nearly the same extent as the land forces, perhaps mainly because of the physical remoteness of seamen in comparison with soldiers and auxiliaries.”. This is an extraordinary claim. At the height of the struggle with Napoleon,

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Will the Real Jack Tar Please Stand Up?,e tiny fish migrated in vast shoals, “delighting to be near the shore.” A column of herring would be three to four miles wide and five to six miles in length, shadowed by screaming sea birds. Whales also pursued the herring, causing the schools of fish to retreat into even shallower water that was e

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Introduction,vy does not seem to have impinged on politics, government, and society to nearly the same extent as the land forces, perhaps mainly because of the physical remoteness of seamen in comparison with soldiers and auxiliaries.”. This is an extraordinary claim. At the height of the struggle with Napoleon,

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