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... wish we Very ill weather ; I escaped drowning in all ; ill measures were taken do not repent it very soon . my boat , narrowly . July 11. I called my whole division aboard , and issued to them the order of our last day's council ...
... wish we Very ill weather ; I escaped drowning in all ; ill measures were taken do not repent it very soon . my boat , narrowly . July 11. I called my whole division aboard , and issued to them the order of our last day's council ...
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... wish well to it ; it lessens the authority and dignity of a superior , which ought , by all means and ways , to be preserved and cherished , and bears with it many other evil consequences to the welfare of the service . " 1684 , April ...
... wish well to it ; it lessens the authority and dignity of a superior , which ought , by all means and ways , to be preserved and cherished , and bears with it many other evil consequences to the welfare of the service . " 1684 , April ...
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... wishes for my success in the conduct of this fleet , wherein , though I have been extremely disappointed in the services I hoped to have done my master before these invaders came ashore , it is some satisfaction to me , that his Majesty ...
... wishes for my success in the conduct of this fleet , wherein , though I have been extremely disappointed in the services I hoped to have done my master before these invaders came ashore , it is some satisfaction to me , that his Majesty ...
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... Wishes the Marquis de Torcy had signed the copy of the articles , which would have been more conformable to his Grace's instructions , but would wave all difficulty for want of form . That he would go to the Prince and Deputies to ...
... Wishes the Marquis de Torcy had signed the copy of the articles , which would have been more conformable to his Grace's instructions , but would wave all difficulty for want of form . That he would go to the Prince and Deputies to ...
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... wishes they may not repent . Directs his Grace to march to Dunkirk , that garrison being much too weak , and will be more so when they should withdraw the marines , which compose a third part , and are intended to be withdrawn , 89.
... wishes they may not repent . Directs his Grace to march to Dunkirk , that garrison being much too weak , and will be more so when they should withdraw the marines , which compose a third part , and are intended to be withdrawn , 89.
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acquaint Admiral affairs anchored answer armour army astern believe Bruges Cambresis cap-a-pe Captain Colonel WILLIAM LEGGE command December desire dispatch Duke Dunkirk Dutch Dutch fleet EARL OF DARTMOUTH Edward Spragg enclosed endeavour enemy England favour fireships flag France French friends GEORGE LEGGE Ghent gilt give Grace hath honour hope horse James JAMES JONES JOHN NEWTON JONES to Colonel July June King King's LADY KAYE land late leeward letter London Lord Dartmouth LORD LEWISHAM Lord North Lord Strafford Lordship Majesty Majesty's March Marquis Marshal Villars Mole Monsieur morning NICHOLAS JONES night November o'clock October officers orders person Portsmouth present Queen received regiment Resolution Royal Highness Ruyter sail Secretary sent September ships shot Sir Edward Spragg Sir John Spithead squadron stood tacked Tangier Texel told town troops weather wind windward