Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen256William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... command of Villaret Joyeuse . Two of the English ships , the Bellerophon and Brunswick , were heavy sailers ; and this gave the French time to form up in two divisions , one on each quarter of Cornwallis's force . The first sighting was ...
... command of Villaret Joyeuse . Two of the English ships , the Bellerophon and Brunswick , were heavy sailers ; and this gave the French time to form up in two divisions , one on each quarter of Cornwallis's force . The first sighting was ...
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... Command , " but why the devil should they whisk our equipment away without us ? It will be months before we can replace it all . " In view of the situation in the Middle East at the end of 1939 , this last remark was true enough . 66 ...
... Command , " but why the devil should they whisk our equipment away without us ? It will be months before we can replace it all . " In view of the situation in the Middle East at the end of 1939 , this last remark was true enough . 66 ...
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... command , I am fully persuaded , had the ambition of the enemy permitted him to make a bolder attack , the result would have been still more favourable to His Majesty's arms . " Blackwood served in the Mediter- ranean under Sir Charles ...
... command , I am fully persuaded , had the ambition of the enemy permitted him to make a bolder attack , the result would have been still more favourable to His Majesty's arms . " Blackwood served in the Mediter- ranean under Sir Charles ...
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