The Major Operations of the Navies in the War of American Independence |
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On the 25th he himself reached Sandy Hook, the entrance to New York Bay,
having preceded the transports in a frigate. On the 29th, the day after Parker's
repulse at Fort Moultrie, the troops arrived; and on July 3d, the date on which
Arnold, ...
On the 25th he himself reached Sandy Hook, the entrance to New York Bay,
having preceded the transports in a frigate. On the 29th, the day after Parker's
repulse at Fort Moultrie, the troops arrived; and on July 3d, the date on which
Arnold, ...
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He therefore embarked fourteen thousand men, leaving eight thousand with Sir
Henry Clinton to hold New York and make diversions in favor of Burgoyne; and
on the 23d of July sailed from Sandy Hook, escorted by five 64-gun ships, a 50, ...
He therefore embarked fourteen thousand men, leaving eight thousand with Sir
Henry Clinton to hold New York and make diversions in favor of Burgoyne; and
on the 23d of July sailed from Sandy Hook, escorted by five 64-gun ships, a 50, ...
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A fair wind carried the fleet and the whole convoy from the Delaware to Sandy
Hook in forty-eight hours. On the morning of the 29th, as Howe was approaching
his port, he spoke a packet from England, which not only brought definite news of
...
A fair wind carried the fleet and the whole convoy from the Delaware to Sandy
Hook in forty-eight hours. On the morning of the 29th, as Howe was approaching
his port, he spoke a packet from England, which not only brought definite news of
...
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The ships at New York were ordered down to Sandy Hook, where the defence of
the entrance was to be made. Clinton, who had been hard pressed by
Washington throughout his march, arrived on the 30th of June — the day after
Howe ...
The ships at New York were ordered down to Sandy Hook, where the defence of
the entrance was to be made. Clinton, who had been hard pressed by
Washington throughout his march, arrived on the 30th of June — the day after
Howe ...
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The narrow arm of land called Sandy Hook projects in a northerly direction from
the New Jersey coast, and covers the lower bay of New York on the south side.
The main ship-channel, then as now, ran nearly east and west, at right angles to
...
The narrow arm of land called Sandy Hook projects in a northerly direction from
the New Jersey coast, and covers the lower bay of New York on the south side.
The main ship-channel, then as now, ran nearly east and west, at right angles to
...
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