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""Statement of Certain Immoral Practices Prevailing in His Majesty’s Navy" by Navy addresses the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty regarding the immoral practices in the British Navy. The authors express their concern about the deep and solemn importance of the subject, which affects the temporal and eternal interests of the seamen and their families. The statement exposes the practice of admitting prostitutes on board ships, leading to scenes of riot, disorder, obscenity, blasphemy, drunkenness, and debauchery. The authors highlight the detrimental effects of this practice on the moral discipline of the Navy and the well-being of the seamen and their families. The book discusses the conflict between the actual state of affairs in the Navy and the regulations and instructions for moral conduct. It questions the justification for tolerating such practices and argues against the fear of disaffection and desertion as reasons for maintaining them. The authors advocate for enforcing regulations that promote virtue, restrain disorderly conduct, and protect the moral integrity of the seamen. They emphasize the importance of upholding moral principles, respecting religious values, and fostering loyalty through virtuous conduct rather than indulging in vice. The paragraphs at the end of the book discuss the controversial practice of allowing prostitutes on board ships of war, particularly in the British Navy. The author argues against this practice, highlighting the moral and ethical implications of such actions. They discuss the detrimental effects on the seamen, the potential for corruption and degradation, and the impact on society at large. The author questions the sincerity of those in authority who allow such practices to continue, calling for a change in policy. The narrative emphasizes the need for moral reform and the duty of all individuals, including parents and government officials, to address and rectify these issues. The author appeals to the public to support efforts to end this practice, emphasizing the importance of morality and religion in society. The book concludes with a call to action, urging readers to petition Parliament to intervene and put an end to the practice of allowing prostitutes on board ships of war."
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Publisher - HardPress Limited
Language - English
Paperback
Author(s) -
Published Date - 2019-07-04
ISBN - 9781318569410
Dimensions - 22.9 x 15.2 x 0.3 cm
Page Count - 50
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