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The Responsibliities of Rank (caricature). As 4th officer he is responsible for all baggage. As 3rd officer he is responsible for H M Mails. As Second Officer he is Navigator. As Chief Officer he carries the whole weight of the upkeep of the ship upon his
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Title: The Responsibliities of Rank (caricature). As 4th officer he is responsible for all baggage. As 3rd officer he is responsible for H M Mails. As Second Officer he is Navigator. As Chief Officer he carries the whole weight of the upkeep of the ship upon his
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