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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... shores . Dec. 3rd . On the afternoon of this day sailed from Gravesend , and anchored for the night about one mile and a half lower down the river . Dec. 4th . Again weighed anchor , and proceeded as far as Faversham , where we remained ...
... shores . Dec. 3rd . On the afternoon of this day sailed from Gravesend , and anchored for the night about one mile and a half lower down the river . Dec. 4th . Again weighed anchor , and proceeded as far as Faversham , where we remained ...
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... Falmouth Harbour about ten o'clock in the morning , after beating about all night close on the Lizard shore , with the wind blowing hard from the S.W. Went ashore with Colonel Gilmore , and accompanied him to SOUTH AMERICA . 7.
... Falmouth Harbour about ten o'clock in the morning , after beating about all night close on the Lizard shore , with the wind blowing hard from the S.W. Went ashore with Colonel Gilmore , and accompanied him to SOUTH AMERICA . 7.
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... shores of Britain ; nor could I contemplate without feelings of deep sor- row and regret , the indefinite and perhaps far - distant period to which the joyful day of my return would be protracted . As the moment approached which was ...
... shores of Britain ; nor could I contemplate without feelings of deep sor- row and regret , the indefinite and perhaps far - distant period to which the joyful day of my return would be protracted . As the moment approached which was ...
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... shore ; actually posting sen- tries upon the beach , for the purpose enforcing due obedience to his commands . of The Colonels now became desirous of proceeding to the Continent at all hazards , without permitting any further time to ...
... shore ; actually posting sen- tries upon the beach , for the purpose enforcing due obedience to his commands . of The Colonels now became desirous of proceeding to the Continent at all hazards , without permitting any further time to ...
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... other individuals , conveyed on shore as prisoners , all armed , and dis- guised under large cloaks . It appeared that they were on the point of proceeding to Marygott bay , for the purpose of cutting out 46 EXPEDITION TO.
... other individuals , conveyed on shore as prisoners , all armed , and dis- guised under large cloaks . It appeared that they were on the point of proceeding to Marygott bay , for the purpose of cutting out 46 EXPEDITION TO.
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