Ship Became becalmed During War, Cattle Expedition

Autobiographical memory recalled by Neville in his lectures. Year derived: stated by Neville: 1916. Told 1 time (1967). Judged his own (not a retold third-party story) by the whose_age adjudication.
Date (happened)
1916
unresolved
  1. 1916 stated · preferred
    Source Down to the Sea in Ships ¶14"it was the War in 1916 … I was only eleven years old", told in Down to the Sea in Ships (nid 1276)
  2. c. 1916 stated
    Source stated by Neville: 1916 (1 statement, told 1967)
  3. between 1914 and 1918 stated
    Source Trust Imagination ¶35"during the First World War", told in Trust Imagination (nid 1952)
Place
Martinique
from Virgin Islands
to Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 14 April 1967 stated
    Source Down to the Sea in ShipsDown to the Sea in Ships (nid 1276), telling 1276-3, told 1967-04-14
Sources

Source

  • Down to the Sea in Ships ¶14 ("I was only eleven years old" (lecture, 1967))
  • Down to the Sea in Ships ¶14 (I mean I was simply off Martinique, for seven days the ship didn’t move, becalmed, because there was no wind to take our sailing ship. They all gave up hope that I would ever come home. I was only eleven years old.)
  • Trust Imagination ¶35 (I came back during the First World War. I went down on a schooner to what is now called the Virgin Islands; then they were owned by Denmark — Santa Cruz, and what is now Saint Thomas, and then Saint John.)