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Tango0118 Sep 2015 9:47 p.m. PST

"Passing the lieutenant's examination was a hurdle that everyone with ambitions to become a commissioned officer in the Royal Navy had to clear. Nelson was 18 years old when he appeared before the panel to be tested on diverse aspects of his service knowledge. Meeting with success, he wrote to his brother soon afterwards with the news that he had been appointed lieutenant on a frigate, the Lowestoffe. "So I am now left in [the] world to shift for myself," he continued…"

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