Narrative of the Expedition which Sailed from England in 1817, to Join the South American Patriots: Comprising Every Particular Connected with Its Formation, History, and Fate; with Observations and Authentic Information Elucidating the Real Character of the Contest, Mode of Warfare, State of the Armies, &cJ. Murray, 1818 - 144 páginas |
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... anchor about half a mile lower down the river , and was likewise in momentary expectation of re- ceiving orders for finally proceeding for our common destination . All the other vessels , appointed for the conveyance of B the before ...
... anchor about half a mile lower down the river , and was likewise in momentary expectation of re- ceiving orders for finally proceeding for our common destination . All the other vessels , appointed for the conveyance of B the before ...
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... anchor , and proceeded as far as Faversham , where we remained for the night , the wind blowing hard from the S. E. ... anchor in the Downs , the wind blowing hard and adverse . 8th Weighed anchor about two o'clock in the afternoon ...
... anchor , and proceeded as far as Faversham , where we remained for the night , the wind blowing hard from the S. E. ... anchor in the Downs , the wind blowing hard and adverse . 8th Weighed anchor about two o'clock in the afternoon ...
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... anchor in Fal- mouth Harbour during this and the follow- ing day , in consequence of the unabated severity of the weather , and adverse state of the wind . 18th . We were this morning visited by Colonel Campbell , who had arrived a day ...
... anchor in Fal- mouth Harbour during this and the follow- ing day , in consequence of the unabated severity of the weather , and adverse state of the wind . 18th . We were this morning visited by Colonel Campbell , who had arrived a day ...
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... anchor within about a cable's length of the Britannia . This vessel was in the most perfect repair , and upwards of three hundred tons burthen . Her flag naturally excited considerable curi- osity to learn the object of her visit ; and ...
... anchor within about a cable's length of the Britannia . This vessel was in the most perfect repair , and upwards of three hundred tons burthen . Her flag naturally excited considerable curi- osity to learn the object of her visit ; and ...
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... anchors , cables , & c . , and up- wards of twenty thousand dollars ' worth of logwood on board . We had now been upwards of three weeks at St. Bartholomew's , without receiving any intelligence from the Main , on the veracity of which ...
... anchors , cables , & c . , and up- wards of twenty thousand dollars ' worth of logwood on board . We had now been upwards of three weeks at St. Bartholomew's , without receiving any intelligence from the Main , on the veracity of which ...
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