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Dei Gratia is the name of the ship whose captain and crew discovered the half brig Mary Celeste drift in the Atlantic Ocean. It turned out that the captains of the two ships knew each other, were following similar Atlantic to Mediterranean shipping routes from New York and were planning to meet after delivering their respective cargoes in Italy in December 1872. It was for the above-mentioned reasons that those on board Dei Gratia("Thanks to God") recognized the yawing ship with tattered sails as the hermaphrodite brig Mary Celeste.
Acquaintance with the ship's captain and course and familiarity with the ship are reasons why Captain David Reed Morehouse of Dei Gratia was able to recognize Mary Celeste from a distance. Ships captains knew one another and socialized with each other's families in the hard-working, honest, tight-knit sailing communities along the northeastern United States of America and southeastern Canada. The two captains met for dinner before Mary Celeste's departure for Genoa, Italy, and they planned to meet in Messina, Sicily, after each delivered their respectively volatile cargoes of industrial alcohol and petroleum.
Forbidden Cargoes was created in 1925.
We will be carrying several types of cargoes on the freighter, on this trip.
Trucks deliver many types of cargoes across America.
Cargoes are goods carried from one place to another. Here are some sentences.The ships delivered their cargoes to the port.Cargoes carried by freight train can range from solids to liquids.Many trucks must have their cargoes weighed to be sure they are not overloaded.
Ships bring exotic cargoes of spices from the Far East.
Human Cargoes - 1916 was released on: USA: February 1916
Forbidden Cargoes - 1925 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
why lashing of cargoes shall be checked and tightened every day
Who knows what's in your cargoes could be a rose or a bag of elbows why write in prose when you can rhyme with cargoes
cargoes or cargos
The cast of Cape Cargoes - 1948 includes: Duncan Carse as Himself - Commentator
No, that is not a correct sentence. It has no subject.The term 'delivers cargoes' is a predicate made up of a verb and a direct object (the plural noun 'cargoes').The subject of the verb 'delivers' must be a third person, singular noun or pronoun; for example:That ship delivers cargoes.My brother delivers cargoes.It delivers cargoes.He delivers cargoes.