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The autobiography of a seaman (volume 2 of 2)

Note 6 — Chapter XXIV · A NAVAL STUDY FOR ALL TIME.

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The malice of offended faction pursued me even to this remote part of the globe, in the shape of a “Foreign Enlistment Act” (59th George III. cap. 69). This Act was introduced by the Attorney-General, Sir Samuel Shepherd, for the express purpose of preventing any one from assisting the South American States then at war with Spain; the Act being thus especially levelled at me, though injuriously driven from the service of my own country.

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