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1. June 1 is “Don’t Give Up the Ship Day” in the United States. It commemorates the lasting message uttered by Captain James Lawrence of the USS Chesapeake when the British Navy boarded his ship while he lay mortally wounded on June 1, Despite orders not to engage in battle, Lawrence fought the HMS Shannon in Massachusetts bay, near [ ].

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4. It didn’t. Not only did Lawrence’s surviving crew give up the ship almost immediately after his exhortation, but historians and military analysts would later conclude that Lawrence had disobeyed.

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6. The expression don’t give up the ship is a phrase that was first used literally during a naval battle. Captain James Lawrence, who commanded the American ship, the U.S.S. Chesapeake, in uttered the words: “Tell them to fire faster, don’t give up the ship,” as he lay mortally wounded.

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