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Parker may have shared thisimpression, and it may account for his leisureliness.
When the actionbegan, the garrison had but twentyeight rounds for each of
twentysix cannon, but this deficiencywas unknowntothe British. Attack on Fort
Moultrie ...
Parker may have shared thisimpression, and it may account for his leisureliness.
When the actionbegan, the garrison had but twentyeight rounds for each of
twentysix cannon, but this deficiencywas unknowntothe British. Attack on Fort
Moultrie ...
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They ran on the middle ground, owing, Parker reported, tothe ignorance ofthe
pilots. Two had fouled each other before striking. Having taken the bottom ona
rising tide, two floatedinafew hours, and retreated;but thethird, theAct©¡on, 28,
sticking ...
They ran on the middle ground, owing, Parker reported, tothe ignorance ofthe
pilots. Two had fouled each other before striking. Having taken the bottom ona
rising tide, two floatedinafew hours, and retreated;but thethird, theAct©¡on, 28,
sticking ...
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