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French Navy and Amer. Independence
..., Mr Marbois and twenty Officers of the French Navy “Your Country is about to become...
...sample ‘of oppressed humanity.’” The French navy relocated around 2,000 of the exiles...
...Officers of the Fleet in all the Luxury of the French Navy.
The French Navy’s generally poor opinion of the quality of American masts...
French Navy and Amer. Independence
...in June 1784 “a plan to furnish the French navy with all kinds of construction wood, masts,...
...with a slightly smaller number the following day: Dull, French Navy, 120–2; W.M. James,
110n), and his letter offered to provide the French navy with masts:
Two British frigates captured by the French: Dull, French Navy, p. 357.
French Navy and Amer. Independence
...Islands a Conquest to England: The French Navy wholly ruined: and Insurrection spreading from...
....S. shipping in the West Indies by the French Navy and expressed his strong hope that “a...
...domestic matters before remarking on the French Navy’s defeat at the Battle of...
...time be a party to the treaties; see Dull, French Navy, pp. 94–101.
French Navy and Amer. Independence
...to take any action until her fleets returned: Dull, French Navy, pp. 100, 102.
...Barney, who was then in the service of the French Navy, had arrived in Annapolis, Md., and was...
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French Navy and Amer. Independence
.... It should also be remembered that the French Navy have never untill this Year, been...
French Navy and Amer. Independence
For the background of this decision see Dull, French Navy, pp. 94–100.
...the idea of a separate peace with Britain: Dull, French Navy, pp. 285–6.
French Navy and Amer. Independence
Dull, French Navy, pp. 125, 128–35, 362–3.Dull, French Navy, pp. 131–2, 137, 141. The final...
4025th. (Adams Papers)
...man. If such men had the command in the french Navy, they would not be so often exposed to...