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A Sea Story

Charles R. Johnstone
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Pages
142
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Balboa Press

About

About a year ago, I came to the conclusion that none of my children or grandchildren knew much about my life and what I had done with it, so I decided to write an autobiography of my life from 1938, when I was born, until 1975, when I retired from the navy.

I didn’t know anything about writing a book, and still don’t, but I have always had the knack of making my brain remember things that happened long ago.

I have probably violated every rule of good book writing known to man.

But I will chock it up to inexperience; also I wanted to write it as though I was talking to you, face-to-face. I took the name of my book from the slang words used by sailors to describe the stories told among each other for some two hundred years. I tried very hard to not bring dishonor to the navy, my family, or myself.

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