The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 16F. Jeffries, 1747 |
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Page 519
... enemy , without fending cruizers to ob- ferve the motions of their fleet , so that in the morning of the 12th he was ... enemy's 60 gun fhip's be- ing retaken was inevitable , as the was totally difabled , and there was neither time nor ...
... enemy , without fending cruizers to ob- ferve the motions of their fleet , so that in the morning of the 12th he was ... enemy's 60 gun fhip's be- ing retaken was inevitable , as the was totally difabled , and there was neither time nor ...
Page 541
... enemy , and did it with fo good a countenance , that they got great re- putation . There is not yet any lift of the killed and wounded . Count Clermont joined marshal Saxe yesterday , fo that they are now in their A full force , and are ...
... enemy , and did it with fo good a countenance , that they got great re- putation . There is not yet any lift of the killed and wounded . Count Clermont joined marshal Saxe yesterday , fo that they are now in their A full force , and are ...
Page 594
... enemy a chance to work in fmooth wa- ter , and reap the benefit of a land wind to carry them to windward , whilst we were in a great fea , with a fresh gale of wind . In the afternoon we made fail in fhoar , and on Sat. morning at day ...
... enemy a chance to work in fmooth wa- ter , and reap the benefit of a land wind to carry them to windward , whilst we were in a great fea , with a fresh gale of wind . In the afternoon we made fail in fhoar , and on Sat. morning at day ...
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Deſcription of a rolling harrow | 177 |
Lift of fhips taken on both fides 18012 | 183 |
Exceptions anfwerd | 191 |
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