Ports of Call

Abstract

FROM Cape St. Vincent our steamer stood across for Casablanca, on the Atlantic seaboard of Morocco. She was small and short of cargo, therefore so sensitive to the weather that it would be wrong to say she made pleasure‐cruising all the time of sea traffic; she could not attempt to soften the harsher facts of commerce and life afloat. But she was enjoyable; she was seaworthy, candid, and a character, and her British seamen were the same as ever.

Citation

TOMLINSON, H.M. (1937), "Ports of Call", Library Review, Vol. 6 No. 2, pp. 54-58. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb012024