The issue of communities is as complex as the differences among the brotherhoods in such a vast captaincy.
The ship of state was sailing on a narrower and therefore less even keel, as it were; its inflexible captaincy paradoxically giving greater leeway to external pressures.
As a consequence, under your captaincy, our hull is pressed deep into the waterline under the accumulated weight of your debt.
Fourthly, they do not possess what one might term the quality of captaincy.
The officers seeking permanent commissions are mostly war-hardened men who want a captaincy or a majority.
American commitment, indeed captaincy, has been inevitably the cornerstone.
This is not an elective office any more than is the captaincy of a ship.
The failure of most captaincies was related to the resistance of the indigenous peoples, shipwrecks and internal disputes between the colonizers.
