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What do you atribute the loss of the action principally to?
A. To the loss of Captain Finnis and the Queen's running up under our lee and the Detroits falling on board of them which permitted the ene- my's squadron to lay and rake us and the men con- sequently got into confusion.
Q. Did the enemy's gun boats do you much damage?
A. More than any of their vessels, they had long two and thirties.
Q. Did you understand that the enemys vessels were well manned?
A. Yes, they were remarkably well mann...ed, 70 I believe from the information I received from the American officers that the Lawrence had more able seamen on board than we had in our whole squad- ron, I was on board the Lawrence about a quarter of an hour and on board the Niagara two or three 70 An exaggeration. The British officers were naturally disposed to make out as good a case as possible for their commander.
COURT-MARTIAL OF BARCLAY 147 days, she appeared to be very well manned. They chiefly manned the prizes from her.
Q. Was the Queen Charlotte in a manageable state immediately before she got on board the De- troit?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do you atribute the loss of the action principally to?
A. To the loss of Captain Finnis and the Queen's running up under our lee and the Detroits falling on board of them which permitted the ene- my's squadron to lay and rake us and the men con- sequently got into confusion.
Q. Did the enemy's gun boats do you much damage?
A. More than any of their vessels, they had long two and thirties.
Q. Did you understand that the enemys vessels were well manned?
A. Yes, they were remarkably well mann...ed, 70 I believe from the information I received from the American officers that the Lawrence had more able seamen on board than we had in our whole squad- ron, I was on board the Lawrence about a quarter of an hour and on board the Niagara two or three 70 An exaggeration. The British officers were naturally disposed to make out as good a case as possible for their commander.
COURT-MARTIAL OF BARCLAY 147 days, she appeared to be very well manned. They chiefly manned the prizes from her.
Q. Was the Queen Charlotte in a manageable state immediately before she got on board the De- troit?
What to read after The Battle of Lake Erie a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paullin, Charles Oscar, 1868 Or 9-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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