The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Band 4Books for Libraries Press, 1969 |
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... Dutch , every thing in it was Dutch , every thing was under the protection of the Dutch flag , and as Dutch it shall be treated . " Mr. Glanville made a fenfible reply on the 13th of March , and obferved- " That if the king's enemies ...
... Dutch , every thing in it was Dutch , every thing was under the protection of the Dutch flag , and as Dutch it shall be treated . " Mr. Glanville made a fenfible reply on the 13th of March , and obferved- " That if the king's enemies ...
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... Dutch was flow ; when it clofed , the cafe was reverfed , and the fire of the Dutch was remarkably quick , while that of the British was flow . The British fhips at length were fo unmanageable , that though their admiral made an ef ...
... Dutch was flow ; when it clofed , the cafe was reverfed , and the fire of the Dutch was remarkably quick , while that of the British was flow . The British fhips at length were fo unmanageable , that though their admiral made an ef ...
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... Dutch fleet had failed , but information of Howe's movement induced them to return to the Texel , After cruising near a month on the Dutch coaft , Howe's squa- dron growing very sickly , and the Dutch fhowing no disposition to venture ...
... Dutch fleet had failed , but information of Howe's movement induced them to return to the Texel , After cruising near a month on the Dutch coaft , Howe's squa- dron growing very sickly , and the Dutch fhowing no disposition to venture ...
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