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...vindicate himself. Instead, his increasingly erratic behavior drove the crew to mutiny on the grounds that their captain had gone insane. After a court-martial in January 1781, Landais was ejected from the navy. He served in the French navy after the war and returned to America in 1797, settling in New York City.
Duportail had conferred with Vice Admiral d’Estaing in the fall of 1778 about the French navy’s efforts to fortify parts of Boston Harbor (see
...one of the French naval squadrons that Vice Admiral d’Estaing left in the West Indies when he returned to France after the failed attack on Savannah in early fall 1779. De Grasse had entered the French navy in 1740 and rose to lieutenant commander in 1754, full captain in 1762, and admiral of squadron in 1779. During June and July of that year, de Grasse participated in the capture...
The French Navy and American Independence: A Study of Arms and Diplomacy, 1774–1787
Dull, French Navy
and the passengers returned to town where they expect to continue until Graves gives a good account of the french navy which they say he will very soon doDull, French Navy
Dull, French Navy
Hippolyte-Louis-Antoine, comte de Capellis (later marquis du Fort; 1744–1813), joined the French navy as a
Dull, French Navy
Dull, French Navy