Battles of the British Navy volume 1
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Out of 274 men, ten were killed and thirty-two wounded. The St. Albans lost sight of the other frigate in the night. The Atalante was added to the British navy under the name of Espion. On the 8th, at lOh. A. M. , the Swiftsure, ^vith her prize, narrowly escaped capture by three sail of the line.
On the 2nd of May, the Newfoundland and West-India convoy, with the fleet under Lord Howe, numbering 148 sail, of which forty-nine were ships of war, and thirty-four of the Ime, weighed from St. Helen'...s. On the 4th, when off the Lizard, the convoys were ordered to part comj^any, and Hear- Admiral George Montagu, with six 74-gun shijDs and two frigates, w^as ordered to accompany them as far as the latitude of Cape Finisterre — Captain Rainier, in the Suffolk, . 74, one C4-gun ship, and five frigates, protecting them during the remainder of their voyage. The Channel fleet, consisting of the following twenty-six sail of the line, arrived off XJshant -on the 5th : — Guns.
100 98 Ships.
Queen Charlotte .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out of 274 men, ten were killed and thirty-two wounded. The St. Albans lost sight of the other frigate in the night. The Atalante was added to the British navy under the name of Espion. On the 8th, at lOh. A. M. , the Swiftsure, ^vith her prize, narrowly escaped capture by three sail of the line.
On the 2nd of May, the Newfoundland and West-India convoy, with the fleet under Lord Howe, numbering 148 sail, of which forty-nine were ships of war, and thirty-four of the Ime, weighed from St. Helen'...s. On the 4th, when off the Lizard, the convoys were ordered to part comj^any, and Hear- Admiral George Montagu, with six 74-gun shijDs and two frigates, w^as ordered to accompany them as far as the latitude of Cape Finisterre — Captain Rainier, in the Suffolk, . 74, one C4-gun ship, and five frigates, protecting them during the remainder of their voyage. The Channel fleet, consisting of the following twenty-six sail of the line, arrived off XJshant -on the 5th : — Guns.
100 98 Ships.
Queen Charlotte .
What to read after Battles of the British Navy volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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