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... British Islands have given a new impulse to the tongue and the pen , and occasioned a terri- ble wordy fever . Do not suppose , my friend , that I mean to condemn any proper and digni- fied expression of resentment for injuries . On the ...
... British Islands have given a new impulse to the tongue and the pen , and occasioned a terri- ble wordy fever . Do not suppose , my friend , that I mean to condemn any proper and digni- fied expression of resentment for injuries . On the ...
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... British brig L'Espeigle , mounting 15 two - and - thirty - pound carronades and two long nines , lay at anchor , about six miles inshore . Being apprehensive that she would beat out to the assistance of her consort , the utmost ...
... British brig L'Espeigle , mounting 15 two - and - thirty - pound carronades and two long nines , lay at anchor , about six miles inshore . Being apprehensive that she would beat out to the assistance of her consort , the utmost ...
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... British frigate Shannon appeared off the harbor , and made signals expressive of a challenge . The brave Lawrence immediately determined on accepting it , though conscious at the time of the great disparity between the two ships . The ...
... British frigate Shannon appeared off the harbor , and made signals expressive of a challenge . The brave Lawrence immediately determined on accepting it , though conscious at the time of the great disparity between the two ships . The ...
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... British service that were in Halifax ; and the naval officers crowded to yield the last sad honors to a man who was late their foe , but now their foe no longer . There is a sympathy between gallant souls that knows no distinction of ...
... British service that were in Halifax ; and the naval officers crowded to yield the last sad honors to a man who was late their foe , but now their foe no longer . There is a sympathy between gallant souls that knows no distinction of ...
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... British , in justice and candor , must admit as much , and it would be arrogant in us to insist on anything more . Our officers have hitherto been fighting under excitement superior to the British . They have been eager to establish a ...
... British , in justice and candor , must admit as much , and it would be arrogant in us to insist on anything more . Our officers have hitherto been fighting under excitement superior to the British . They have been eager to establish a ...
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