Mutiny on the Indian Chief Aboard Contraband Run
Hollis confronts a mutinous crew led by Liverpool Red and Jim White as five men seize the deck. They force Hollis toward the forecastle while plotting to run contraband to Germany, arguing officers clash with law and mutiny. Hollis warns of sea law and offers a chance to return to duty, but mutineers resist.
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von Lenyard
Mr. Hollis
Leayard
Jim White
White
Leonyard
Liverpool Red
Seayard
Liverpool
Jim
Germany
Lorne
Billy Olson
Simms
Harris
Hollis
Dugan
Dusan
Waartimest
Hamburg
Mutiny on the Sea Vessel Driven by McCann Gold
The narrator fights mutineers led by Fergus McCann’s money in a bid to navigate the ship. After a brutal deck assault, he wakes in the captain’s stateroom and contemplates using his navigational skill to outmaneuver the mutineers while Vera Carrington’s safety weighs on him. He remains cautious as McCann offers a navigation role, hinting at broader plans and missing crew.
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McCann
Dugan
Leanard
Vera Carrington
Leayard
Olson
Fergus McCann
Liverpool Red
Jim White
Liverpool
Conti
Noted People Left Handed Ambidexterity Recalls History
The article lists historical figures said to be left handed including Charles Reade Dr Alexsander Mott and Pancoast Leonardo da Vinci Michelangelo Holbein Menzel Caesar Tacitus Schopenhauer Queen Victoria Cannon and notes mixed opinions about animals. It cites Gould Brinton Bardeleben on varying handedness among primates.
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Charles Reade
Alexsander Mott
New York
Pancoast
Philadelpha
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Holbein
Menzel
Julius Caesar
Tacitus
Schopenhauer
Queen Victoria
Cannon
Gould
Brinton
Bardeleben
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