The Shea Gang (Mercer)
Stormy weather on George's Banks causes many ships to sink. A ship's crew head back to Newfoundland ahead of a gale. They have trouble at Cape Race and eleven men are washed overboard. The singer suggests the listeners stay home in Newfoundland. Mercer: Leach, p. 204; Peacock, p. 916; Gree...
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| Summary: | Stormy weather on George's Banks causes many ships to sink. A ship's crew head back to Newfoundland ahead of a gale. They have trouble at Cape Race and eleven men are washed overboard. The singer suggests the listeners stay home in Newfoundland. Mercer: Leach, p. 204; Peacock, p. 916; Greenleaf, p. 306. |
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