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... French merchant- men had been driven from the seas . Therefore , our prey was neutral vessels , and occasion- ally , I now grieve to relate , ships of our own nationality . Mostly we sailed under Dutch or Dan- ish colours , the better ...
... French merchant- men had been driven from the seas . Therefore , our prey was neutral vessels , and occasion- ally , I now grieve to relate , ships of our own nationality . Mostly we sailed under Dutch or Dan- ish colours , the better ...
Side 647
... French was naturally on the defensive . are told , looked upon this interview with Sir John French as one of the most pregnant episodes of the war . Beyond doubt he was right , and never in his life rendered he more valuable service to ...
... French was naturally on the defensive . are told , looked upon this interview with Sir John French as one of the most pregnant episodes of the war . Beyond doubt he was right , and never in his life rendered he more valuable service to ...
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order that we afterwards at- tacked , only the French in- fantry never thought of sup- porting us , and our small force had to do all the work by ourselves , although afterwards the French called it their vic- tory . The English and French ...
order that we afterwards at- tacked , only the French in- fantry never thought of sup- porting us , and our small force had to do all the work by ourselves , although afterwards the French called it their vic- tory . The English and French ...
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