Don¡¦t give up that ship!, c1840. Captain James Lawrence (1781-1813) was mortally wounded on May 6, 1813, during an engagement in the War of 1812 between his ship, the USS Chesapeake, and the British frigate HMS Shannon. While being carried below deck, Lawrence is said to have uttered his last command-Don't give up the ship!-which became a popular rallying cry of the American navy.
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