The Navy in the War of 1739 48 volume 3
The Navy in the War of 1739 48 volume 3
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the northward, had reached a position from which he could weather the enemy. He at once signalled to tack, ordering the same ships that were leading on the starboard tack to lead on the larboard tack, thus revers- ing the order of battle with larboard tacks on board. His ships were i 74 8 The battle off Havana *35 now formed in a good line, and he began to stand to the southward with his squadron well closed up. Reggio at abou...t that time joined his laggard ships to leeward, and the Spanish squadron then stood to the S. E. By S. , about a point free 1 .
Knowles's object now was to overhaul the enemy and engage them as soon as possible, and with this in view he set all sail he could. Nor 7 a. M " At 7 the enemy's ships / '. Bore away to join those- ' v to leeward and made Canterbury^ .. «. «_•■ c Oxford?) signal for the line of K£«V battle, which gave Stra/J^ me mUCh the Wlnd Tilbury \ of them. " (Knowkis Journal) KNOWLESAND REGGIO Oct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M.
4' miles O English •> Spanish 6. 30 a. M. F II 5 a. M.
## 5 a. M.
the northward, had reached a position from which he could weather the enemy. He at once signalled to tack, ordering the same ships that were leading on the starboard tack to lead on the larboard tack, thus revers- ing the order of battle with larboard tacks on board. His ships were i 74 8 The battle off Havana *35 now formed in a good line, and he began to stand to the southward with his squadron well closed up. Reggio at abou...t that time joined his laggard ships to leeward, and the Spanish squadron then stood to the S. E. By S. , about a point free 1 .
Knowles's object now was to overhaul the enemy and engage them as soon as possible, and with this in view he set all sail he could. Nor 7 a. M " At 7 the enemy's ships / '. Bore away to join those- ' v to leeward and made Canterbury^ .. «. «_•■ c Oxford?) signal for the line of K£«V battle, which gave Stra/J^ me mUCh the Wlnd Tilbury \ of them. " (Knowkis Journal) KNOWLESAND REGGIO Oct.
What to read after The Navy in the War of 1739 48 volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert W Herbert William Richmond to read onlineMoreLess
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