Annual Register of World Events, Том 241782 |
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Стр. 79
... almost entirely confined to the three ships which were first engag- ed ; thirty only were flain , and about feventy wounded . This , like every other naval action in the war , underwent much criti- cifm . It appears that the weather ́ ...
... almost entirely confined to the three ships which were first engag- ed ; thirty only were flain , and about feventy wounded . This , like every other naval action in the war , underwent much criti- cifm . It appears that the weather ́ ...
Стр. 95
... fo , as the means of procuring intelligence in this crifis of fo much danger , was thereby cut off almost entirely . This lofs , with the unexpected affem- affemblage of the enemy , which had already been discovered HISTORY [ 95 OF EUROPE .
... fo , as the means of procuring intelligence in this crifis of fo much danger , was thereby cut off almost entirely . This lofs , with the unexpected affem- affemblage of the enemy , which had already been discovered HISTORY [ 95 OF EUROPE .
Стр. 101
... almost all trading coun- tries . 1781 . The British fleet and army , af- ter exciting an alarm on the coafts of Martinique , with a view only of difguifing their real defign , fuddenly appeared before Feb. 3d . and furrounded the island ...
... almost all trading coun- tries . 1781 . The British fleet and army , af- ter exciting an alarm on the coafts of Martinique , with a view only of difguifing their real defign , fuddenly appeared before Feb. 3d . and furrounded the island ...
Стр. 103
... almost all the veffels of any value in either river . The prizes were confiderable . And as it was impoffible for the privateers to be yet provided with letters of marque and reprizal against the new and unexpected enemy , they trufted ...
... almost all the veffels of any value in either river . The prizes were confiderable . And as it was impoffible for the privateers to be yet provided with letters of marque and reprizal against the new and unexpected enemy , they trufted ...
Стр. 156
... almost every election was over ; and he repre- fented it as an alarming violence to the conftitution , and a measure which called loudly for parlia- mentary enquiry . He likewife arraigned the mini- fters in terms of the utmoft feveri ...
... almost every election was over ; and he repre- fented it as an alarming violence to the conftitution , and a measure which called loudly for parlia- mentary enquiry . He likewife arraigned the mini- fters in terms of the utmoft feveri ...
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