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Page 257
... fleet in that harbour , to prevent the mischief that must inevitably be occasioned by a descent on Ireland , or on the western coast of Britain , even though victory to us would be the probable and ul- timate result . It is also ...
... fleet in that harbour , to prevent the mischief that must inevitably be occasioned by a descent on Ireland , or on the western coast of Britain , even though victory to us would be the probable and ul- timate result . It is also ...
Page 473
... fleet commanded by the greatest admi- ral England ever produced . " This affair , being the common talk of the fleet , reached the earl's ears , when he immediately ordered them a dollar a man , out of his own purse , for their loyalty ...
... fleet commanded by the greatest admi- ral England ever produced . " This affair , being the common talk of the fleet , reached the earl's ears , when he immediately ordered them a dollar a man , out of his own purse , for their loyalty ...
Page 483
... fleet with transports and troops , did get out of Brest , and after anchoring for ten day's in Bantry Bay , went almost unmolested back again to Brest.It is equally certain , that whilst Lord Bridport was off that har- bour , a French fleet ...
... fleet with transports and troops , did get out of Brest , and after anchoring for ten day's in Bantry Bay , went almost unmolested back again to Brest.It is equally certain , that whilst Lord Bridport was off that har- bour , a French fleet ...
Contents
A British Creditors Defence of the Conduct of British Creditors on the French | 25 |
Official Declaration of the Emperor of Germany sent to the Deputy of the Eques | 83 |
An Analytical and Comparative View of two Pamphlets lately published the | 97 |
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