Looking back at Barbados in his imagination he felt mixed emotions, glad to be sailing for America but sorry to leave his large family behind on the island.
Date (happened)
between 30 January 1946 and 31 May 1946
unresolved
between 30 January 1946 and 31 May 1946
estimated · possible
Why
M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 044)
Reasoning
Adjacent paragraph to event 9144 in the same lecture (2163, position 14) and drawn from the same retired duplicate (node 3983); both narrate the 1946 postwar Barbados departure that F0333 and the architect's notes date to Jan-May 1946.
Told / reported
after 20 July 1969
estimated
Source
sole delivery claim on lecture nid 3983 -- bound/after 20 July 1969, certain, from the Aldrin moonwalk/psychiatric-difficulties reference
Why
No exact delivery date exists for this ASR-derived lecture; the told claim is an open-ended after-bound, not a single day.
Reasoning
Passage 557367 is Neville himself describing, in first person, imagining looking back at Barbados with mixed emotions while sailing for America; this is the telling. The lecture containing it, nid 3983, carries no exact delivery date, only a certain bound (after 20 July 1969). The telling can be pinned no tighter and inherits that same bound and confidence.
Sources
Source
- Repentance: A Gift of God ¶15 (I looked back with nostalgia at the little island of Barbados a mixed emotion I am happy that I’m sailing for America and said that I’m leaving behind a very large, wonderful family of mine.)