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Thurots frigate , the Marshal Belleisle , mounts forty - four guns , viz . thirty nine -
pounders upon one deck , four eighteen - pounders below , and the rest only
quarter - deck and forecastle guns ; she has a black lion - head , appears very ill
...
Thurots frigate , the Marshal Belleisle , mounts forty - four guns , viz . thirty nine -
pounders upon one deck , four eighteen - pounders below , and the rest only
quarter - deck and forecastle guns ; she has a black lion - head , appears very ill
...
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They are , the Marshal Bellisle of forty - four guns , and five hundred and forty -
five men , including troops , M . Thurot commander , who is killed ; the La Blond of
thirty - two guns , and four hundred men , commanded by Captain La Kayce ; and
...
They are , the Marshal Bellisle of forty - four guns , and five hundred and forty -
five men , including troops , M . Thurot commander , who is killed ; the La Blond of
thirty - two guns , and four hundred men , commanded by Captain La Kayce ; and
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Percy society. “ You have done your duty in this remonstrance , now obey my
orders , and lay me along - side the French admiral . ” A French ship of 74 guns
generously put herself between them . The English admiral was obliged to
bestow on ...
Percy society. “ You have done your duty in this remonstrance , now obey my
orders , and lay me along - side the French admiral . ” A French ship of 74 guns
generously put herself between them . The English admiral was obliged to
bestow on ...
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POPULAR SONGS ILLUSTRATIVE OF | |
Songs relating to the Bantry Bay Invasion 1 The Shan Van Vocht 43 | 43 |
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