The Life of George Washington, Količina 3Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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... ships and the batteries , and cramped up in a confined channel where their largest ships had no room to operate . His lordship , however , merely stood in near the land , communicated with General Pigott , and having informed him- self ...
... ships and the batteries , and cramped up in a confined channel where their largest ships had no room to operate . His lordship , however , merely stood in near the land , communicated with General Pigott , and having informed him- self ...
Stran 148
... ships subsequently took place , but without definite result . All were too much tempest - tost and disabled to make good fight . Lord Howe with such of his ships as he could collect bore away to New York to refit , and the French ...
... ships subsequently took place , but without definite result . All were too much tempest - tost and disabled to make good fight . Lord Howe with such of his ships as he could collect bore away to New York to refit , and the French ...
Stran 206
... ships into the harbor ; barricading their waists , anchoring them in a situation where they might take advantage of the first favorable spring - tide , and fixing buoys on the bar for their guidance . Commodore Whipple had by this time ...
... ships into the harbor ; barricading their waists , anchoring them in a situation where they might take advantage of the first favorable spring - tide , and fixing buoys on the bar for their guidance . Commodore Whipple had by this time ...
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CHAPTER I | 12 |
Scarcity in the British CampGates bides his TimeForaging Move | 21 |
CHAPTER III | 37 |
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