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The Story of the "Britannia": The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.Statham, Edward Phillips

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The Story of the "Britannia": The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.

Name: The Story of the "Britannia": The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.
Author: Statham, Edward Phillips

Statham, Edward Phillips

Britannia (Ship); Great Britain. Royal Navy; Naval education -- Great Britain

5.25 a.m.  Turn out cadets for No. 2 punishment, etc.
   5.30 a.m.  Punishment No. 2 fall in.
   6.30 a.m.  Bugle call. Cadets turn out. Baths.
   6.35 a.m.  Dismiss No. 2 punishment cadets.
   7.5  a.m.  Warning bugle.
   7.15 a.m.  Muster and drill.
   7.50 a.m.  Bugle dismiss drills.
   8.0  a.m.  Prayers. Breakfast.
   8.40 a.m.  Bugle for cadet defaulters. Defaulters seen. Warning bugle.
   8.50 a.m.  Muster. Studies as ordered.
  10.20 a.m.  Interval of ten minutes. Captains' reports.
  12.0  a.m.  Studies dismissed. Bugle wash hands, etc.
  12.15 p.m.  Dinner.
              Cadets land. Defaulters muster and drill.
   2.45 p.m.  Return on board. Shift clothing and boots.
   3.5  p.m.  Messroom muster.
   3.15 p.m.  Warning bugle.
   3.20 p.m.  Muster. Studies as ordered.
   4.50 p.m.  Interval of ten minutes.
   6.0  p.m.  Dismiss studies.
   6.30 p.m.  Tea.
   7.40 p.m.  Evening study.
   8.45 p.m.  Study ceases.
   9.0  p.m.  Prayers.
   9.30 p.m.  Cadets turn in. Officer of the day goes round.
        Wednesdays and Saturdays, return on board 5 p.m.




APPENDIX V.


H.M.S. "BRITANNIA." COURSE OF STUDIES.

  =====================+=======================+========================
        SUBJECTS.      |      First Term.      |     Second Term.
  ---------------------+-----------------------+------------------------
                       |                       |
  ALGEBRA              |Chaps. 1-26, omitting  |Recapitulation.
   _Hamblin Smith._    | s. 133, 141-153, 161, |Chaps. 27-32, omitting
   (New Edition.)      | 162, 175, 322, and    | Chap. 30 and s. 410-412.
                       | Chaps. 18, 22, and 23.|
                       |                       |
  EUCLID               |Books I.-III. revised, |Recapitulation.
   _Todhunter._        | VI. 1-13, 33 _a_.     |Book IV. 1-5; XI. 4, 19,
                       |                       | 20, 21.
                       |                       |
  TRIGONOMETRY         |Chaps. 1-8, omitting   |Recapitulation.
   _Goodwin._          | Circular Measure.     |Chaps. 11, 14, 16, 18,
  Plane Theoretical,   |10, 11, only 2 A.      |  19.
   Part I.             |Exercises in Logs. and |Omit s. 74, 100-103.
                       |  in solution of       |Proofs of Methods used
                       |  Triangles.           | in solution of
                       |                       | Triangles, with their
                       |                       | adaptation to
                       |                       | Logarithmic
                       |                       | Computation, with
                       |                       | Examples.
                       |                       |
  Spherical            |                       |Chaps. 1, 2 to s. 28
   Theoretical, Part   |                       |  inclusive.
   II.                 |                       |
                       |                       |

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The Story of the "Britannia": The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.Statham, Edward Phillips

History

The Story of the "Britannia": The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.

Statham, Edward Phillips

Britannia (Ship); Great Britain. Royal Navy; Naval education -- Great Britain

5.25 a.m.  Turn out cadets for No. 2 punishment, etc.
   5.30 a.m.  Punishment No. 2 fall in.
   6.30 a.m.  Bugle call. Cadets turn out. Baths.
   6.35 a.m.  Dismiss No. 2 punishment cadets.
   7.5  a.m.  Warning bugle.
   7.15 a.m.  Muster and drill.
   7.50 a.m.  Bugle dismiss drills.
   8.0  a.m.  Prayers. Breakfast.
   8.40 a.m.  Bugle for cadet defaulters. Defaulters seen. Warning bugle.
   8.50 a.m.  Muster. Studies as ordered.
  10.20 a.m.  Interval of ten minutes. Captains' reports.
  12.0  a.m.  Studies dismissed. Bugle wash hands, etc.
  12.15 p.m.  Dinner.
              Cadets land. Defaulters muster and drill.
   2.45 p.m.  Return on board. Shift clothing and boots.
   3.5  p.m.  Messroom muster.
   3.15 p.m.  Warning bugle.
   3.20 p.m.  Muster. Studies as ordered.
   4.50 p.m.  Interval of ten minutes.
   6.0  p.m.  Dismiss studies.
   6.30 p.m.  Tea.
   7.40 p.m.  Evening study.
   8.45 p.m.  Study ceases.
   9.0  p.m.  Prayers.
   9.30 p.m.  Cadets turn in. Officer of the day goes round.
        Wednesdays and Saturdays, return on board 5 p.m.




APPENDIX V.


H.M.S. "BRITANNIA." COURSE OF STUDIES.

  =====================+=======================+========================
        SUBJECTS.      |      First Term.      |     Second Term.
  ---------------------+-----------------------+------------------------
                       |                       |
  ALGEBRA              |Chaps. 1-26, omitting  |Recapitulation.
   _Hamblin Smith._    | s. 133, 141-153, 161, |Chaps. 27-32, omitting
   (New Edition.)      | 162, 175, 322, and    | Chap. 30 and s. 410-412.
                       | Chaps. 18, 22, and 23.|
                       |                       |
  EUCLID               |Books I.-III. revised, |Recapitulation.
   _Todhunter._        | VI. 1-13, 33 _a_.     |Book IV. 1-5; XI. 4, 19,
                       |                       | 20, 21.
                       |                       |
  TRIGONOMETRY         |Chaps. 1-8, omitting   |Recapitulation.
   _Goodwin._          | Circular Measure.     |Chaps. 11, 14, 16, 18,
  Plane Theoretical,   |10, 11, only 2 A.      |  19.
   Part I.             |Exercises in Logs. and |Omit s. 74, 100-103.
                       |  in solution of       |Proofs of Methods used
                       |  Triangles.           | in solution of
                       |                       | Triangles, with their
                       |                       | adaptation to
                       |                       | Logarithmic
                       |                       | Computation, with
                       |                       | Examples.
                       |                       |
  Spherical            |                       |Chaps. 1, 2 to s. 28
   Theoretical, Part   |                       |  inclusive.
   II.                 |                       |
                       |                       |

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The Story of the "Britannia": The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.

The Story of the "Britannia": The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.

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