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Yates boat service on the night of the 8th inst . and Ensign Allen ( a volunteer ) of the that although nearly 400 officers and Madras Service , were among the foremost men had been selected for this occasion , in the escalade ; and my ...
Yates boat service on the night of the 8th inst . and Ensign Allen ( a volunteer ) of the that although nearly 400 officers and Madras Service , were among the foremost men had been selected for this occasion , in the escalade ; and my ...
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3 2 and Major - general Houstoun on the Nave_d Aver , and then to Alfayates , right ; and I am much indebted to these The Enemy patroled on the 6th into Officers , as well as to Major - General Fuentes de Honor , and into Nave Hamilton ...
3 2 and Major - general Houstoun on the Nave_d Aver , and then to Alfayates , right ; and I am much indebted to these The Enemy patroled on the 6th into Officers , as well as to Major - General Fuentes de Honor , and into Nave Hamilton ...
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It James Muggridge , Princess Augusta , adds to the lustre these officers and men wounded ; Mate George Johnson , Alert ... I the Semiramis , in a manner which that while standing towards the Cordova characterises the officer and seaman ...
It James Muggridge , Princess Augusta , adds to the lustre these officers and men wounded ; Mate George Johnson , Alert ... I the Semiramis , in a manner which that while standing towards the Cordova characterises the officer and seaman ...
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| Title | The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 81, Part 2; Volume 110 Volumes 133-158; Volumes 357-394 of Early English newspapers |
| Contributor | Edward Cave |
| Publisher | F. Jefferies, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Aug 2005 |
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