Publications of the Navy Records Society, Volume 109Navy Records Society, 1967 - 303 pagina's |
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Pagina 82
... anchor . From the first of her appearance to the time she got in was almost a month , in which time we frequently sent them fish , greens and water for their refresh- ment , but all would not do . Her men were so far gone with the ...
... anchor . From the first of her appearance to the time she got in was almost a month , in which time we frequently sent them fish , greens and water for their refresh- ment , but all would not do . Her men were so far gone with the ...
Pagina 91
... anchor with- out the bar , immediately sent his men to my assistance ; and the two men - of- war belonging to the King of Portugal sent their people to bring us to anchor in the safest part of the harbour and nearest our sick people ...
... anchor with- out the bar , immediately sent his men to my assistance ; and the two men - of- war belonging to the King of Portugal sent their people to bring us to anchor in the safest part of the harbour and nearest our sick people ...
Pagina 134
... anchor , but could not moor , having lost all except her sheet anchor . As our sorrow had been extravagant on her driving out , so was our joy for her return . We immediately quitted our work and having drunk nothing stronger than ...
... anchor , but could not moor , having lost all except her sheet anchor . As our sorrow had been extravagant on her driving out , so was our joy for her return . We immediately quitted our work and having drunk nothing stronger than ...
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