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... Soon after in the evening it became necessary to have a boat ahead of the ship to tow , as the helm could not prevent her from laying across the tide of flood , which would have driven us into a deep and danger- ous bay , situated ...
... Soon after in the evening it became necessary to have a boat ahead of the ship to tow , as the helm could not prevent her from laying across the tide of flood , which would have driven us into a deep and danger- ous bay , situated ...
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... soon taken , and sunk immediately afterward , as a fleet then appeared to the southward . It was so late in the day that I could not come up with the fleet before night . At length , however , I got so near one of them as to force her ...
... soon taken , and sunk immediately afterward , as a fleet then appeared to the southward . It was so late in the day that I could not come up with the fleet before night . At length , however , I got so near one of them as to force her ...
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... soon chosen representative to the general court , and continued in office five years . His son George was placed under the tuition of Rev. John Fiske , who resided at Salem as a teacher several years , and by him was fitted for college ...
... soon chosen representative to the general court , and continued in office five years . His son George was placed under the tuition of Rev. John Fiske , who resided at Salem as a teacher several years , and by him was fitted for college ...
Contents
COMMODORE PERRYS LANDING IN JAPAN 1853 OFFICIAL REPORT | 151 |
COMMODORE PAUL JONESS ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN 6 THE BON HOMME RICHARD AND THE SERAPIS | 152 |
BRADFORDS VOYAGE OF THE MAYFLOWER | 153 |
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