The Annual Register, Tập 22Longmans, Green, 1796 |
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... French fleet , and in confequence deferted by the New England vo- lunteers , who compofed the better part of his force . " One of these was to cut off Sullivan's retreat to the continent ; and the other , which might have been either ...
... French fleet , and in confequence deferted by the New England vo- lunteers , who compofed the better part of his force . " One of these was to cut off Sullivan's retreat to the continent ; and the other , which might have been either ...
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... fleet and army , at fo great a distance from their prin- cipal fources of fupply , than its ftaple commodity , rice ... France took off a prodigious quan- tity of their ftaple products ; and the quiet and fecurity which they had hitherto ...
... fleet and army , at fo great a distance from their prin- cipal fources of fupply , than its ftaple commodity , rice ... France took off a prodigious quan- tity of their ftaple products ; and the quiet and fecurity which they had hitherto ...
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... French fleet at Boston . Riot between the French and inhabi- tants . Defperate riot between the French and American failors , in the city and port of Charlestown . M. D'Eftaing fails from Bajron for the Weft- Indies : having firft ...
... French fleet at Boston . Riot between the French and inhabi- tants . Defperate riot between the French and American failors , in the city and port of Charlestown . M. D'Eftaing fails from Bajron for the Weft- Indies : having firft ...
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... French do- cument executed at Paris on the 28th of June , and publifhed at ... fleet in that port , wholly to cure the ancient prejudices and hereditary ... French have stu- died more in their commerce with the Americans , to evade the ...
... French do- cument executed at Paris on the 28th of June , and publifhed at ... fleet in that port , wholly to cure the ancient prejudices and hereditary ... French have stu- died more in their commerce with the Americans , to evade the ...
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... French fleet , but furnished fuch an over- plus , as was fufficient to reduce the rates of the markets at Bofton , to fomething about their ufual moderate itate . This fortunate fupply was a matter of great tri- umph to that people ...
... French fleet , but furnished fuch an over- plus , as was fufficient to reduce the rates of the markets at Bofton , to fomething about their ufual moderate itate . This fortunate fupply was a matter of great tri- umph to that people ...
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