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He behav'd himself so much to his Satisfaction , that when the Ship call'd the Royal Catherine became vacant by the loss of its Captain , the Duke of YORK got it for this young Volunteer . He has often said , he was never so much ...
He behav'd himself so much to his Satisfaction , that when the Ship call'd the Royal Catherine became vacant by the loss of its Captain , the Duke of YORK got it for this young Volunteer . He has often said , he was never so much ...
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Providence favour'd them so much , that they had the finest weather imaginable during the voyage , which held three weeks ; but in two days after they set sail , the ship leak'd in so many places , tho ' they had carpenters aboard ...
Providence favour'd them so much , that they had the finest weather imaginable during the voyage , which held three weeks ; but in two days after they set sail , the ship leak'd in so many places , tho ' they had carpenters aboard ...
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Besides the great and almost only pleasure of mind he appeared addicted to , was shipping and sea affairs ; which seemed to be so much his talent both for knowledge , as well as inclination , that a war of that kind was rather an ...
Besides the great and almost only pleasure of mind he appeared addicted to , was shipping and sea affairs ; which seemed to be so much his talent both for knowledge , as well as inclination , that a war of that kind was rather an ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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