Publications of the Navy Records Society, Volume 109Navy Records Society, 1967 - 303 pagina's |
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Pagina 74
... manner , and so as to be of no use to them for a great while . And the gale continuing obliged them to get down their foretopmast , and set no other sail than their foresail , and were in sight of no other ship than the Anna pink , who ...
... manner , and so as to be of no use to them for a great while . And the gale continuing obliged them to get down their foretopmast , and set no other sail than their foresail , and were in sight of no other ship than the Anna pink , who ...
Pagina 137
... manner of concern , for that their pay and all other privileges and advantages would continue in the same manner as though their ships were actually in being . He now began to entertain other views than he had for a great while done ...
... manner of concern , for that their pay and all other privileges and advantages would continue in the same manner as though their ships were actually in being . He now began to entertain other views than he had for a great while done ...
Pagina 263
... manner with the carpenter of the Centurion ; and received extraordinary wages as carpenters in like manner with the carpenter of the Centurion . The Appellants The truth was and is that the Centurion did continue at Canton until on or ...
... manner with the carpenter of the Centurion ; and received extraordinary wages as carpenters in like manner with the carpenter of the Centurion . The Appellants The truth was and is that the Centurion did continue at Canton until on or ...
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