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Meanings of go in charge in English

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Usage of go in charge in English
1
Joe, do you go in charge of the boats.
Held Fast For England: A Tale of the Siege of Gibraltar (1779-83...
2
Rajbullub will go in charge of you.
The Tiger of Mysore: A Story of the War with Tippoo Saib
3
They are sending a Mission to make investigations and they wanted me to go in charge of it.
The Lamp in the Desert
4
If they were to go in charge of Canadians, the chances of their arriving alive in Quebec would be slight.
With Wolfe in Canada: The Winning of a Continent
5
The captain has had an accident, and will not be able to go in charge, therefore the Lido's captain will command.
The Lion of Saint Mark: A Story of Venice in the Fourteenth Cent...
6
When I go to Boston again, I am going in charge of the police.
Remarks
7
Allen went in charge of the expedition, and young Lincoln was engaged as "bow hand."
The Story of Young Abraham Lincoln
8
Adair had gone in charge of the men, and Murray was the first person he greeted on deck.
The Three Lieutenants
9
"I go in charge, of course, sir?" said Boyle.
The Captain of the Kansas
10
"Who goes in charge?"
The Second Class Passenger: Fifteen Stories
11
"Mr. Nestor," the Admiral continued, " goes in charge of the expedition, and in the Sea Lion, the submarine he has been experimenting with.
Boy Scouts in a Submarine; Or, Searching an Ocean Floor
12
"The lad can go in charge of the boat that takes you ashore, Diggory, and just say another word of parting to them there."
By Right of Conquest; Or, With Cortez in Mexico
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