The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Band 4Books for Libraries Press, 1969 |
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... failed Mar. from Breft toward the end of March , with a fleet of 25 22 . fail of the line , the Sagittaire of 54 guns , 6000 land forces , and a prodigious convoy , amounting to between 2 and 300 fhips ; the whole compofing one of the ...
... failed Mar. from Breft toward the end of March , with a fleet of 25 22 . fail of the line , the Sagittaire of 54 guns , 6000 land forces , and a prodigious convoy , amounting to between 2 and 300 fhips ; the whole compofing one of the ...
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... failed with the train and stores from Rhode Island Aug. on the 25th ; concluding from de Graffe's own dispatches , 25 that he must be then at the Chesapeak . De Barras was at liberty to have undertaken any other fervice : but though he ...
... failed with the train and stores from Rhode Island Aug. on the 25th ; concluding from de Graffe's own dispatches , 25 that he must be then at the Chesapeak . De Barras was at liberty to have undertaken any other fervice : but though he ...
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... failed with 8 or 9 fhips of the line to fup- 6 . ply their place in the Bay ; and upon intelligence being received , that the Dutch were preparing to come out of the Texel , lord Howe proceeded with a fquadron of about a dozen ships of ...
... failed with 8 or 9 fhips of the line to fup- 6 . ply their place in the Bay ; and upon intelligence being received , that the Dutch were preparing to come out of the Texel , lord Howe proceeded with a fquadron of about a dozen ships of ...
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combined fleets in Europe intercept the East and Weft India | 10 |
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