A History of American Privateers
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Du Buc, the French intendant at the island, " a fine com panion, truly, for the governor of such a colony as Martinique. " The memorial further complained that the Chasseur ventured within gunshot of the forts of St. Lucia to cut out the transport Lord Eldon, and probably would have done it but for the sloop of war Wolverine, which hove in sight; that the Chasseur burned two sloops " in the face of the island " possibly a West Indian form of the expression " under their noses " ; that she hoist...ed the Yankee stripes over the British ensign " and played many curious pranks " ; and other complaints in the same tenor. The Chasseur arrived in New York from her European cruise in October, 1814.
It was in his last cruise in this war that Captain Boyle gained his greatest reputation for daring and success on the high seas. On February 20, 1815, when the Chasseur was about thirty-six miles to windward of Havana and some twelve miles from land, a schooner was discovered, about eleven 296 CAPTAIN THOMAS BOYLE.
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Du Buc, the French intendant at the island, " a fine com panion, truly, for the governor of such a colony as Martinique. " The memorial further complained that the Chasseur ventured within gunshot of the forts of St. Lucia to cut out the transport Lord Eldon, and probably would have done it but for the sloop of war Wolverine, which hove in sight; that the Chasseur burned two sloops " in the face of the island " possibly a West Indian form of the expression " under their noses " ; that she hoist...ed the Yankee stripes over the British ensign " and played many curious pranks " ; and other complaints in the same tenor. The Chasseur arrived in New York from her European cruise in October, 1814.
It was in his last cruise in this war that Captain Boyle gained his greatest reputation for daring and success on the high seas. On February 20, 1815, when the Chasseur was about thirty-six miles to windward of Havana and some twelve miles from land, a schooner was discovered, about eleven 296 CAPTAIN THOMAS BOYLE.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclay, Edgar Stanton, 1863-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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