 | David Masson, George Grove, John Morley, Mowbray Walter Morris - 1901 - 528 페이지
...Nelson they can relieve Cadiz (which is only blockaded by two frigates), Ferrol, Rochefort ; and if, on their way to Brest, you meet them some morning, when...attempting a grand junction, I shall not be surprised. In these grave and critical circumstances, which, let me say, never disturbed the calm confidence and... | |
 | Harold Felix Baker Wheeler, Alexander Meyrick Broadley - 1908 - 580 페이지
...Ferrol, six at Rochefort, and twenty you say at Brest, making in all one and forty sail-of-the-line. If they pass Lord Nelson, they can relieve Cadiz (which...daylight that you may be prepared for their reception. I must add one other thing, however, which is that in gales of wind he drives so far away that the finding... | |
 | Harold Winter Hodges, Edward Arthur Hughes - 1922 - 260 페이지
...go so safe, I should have first sent you a cipher, by which it could have come to no one's knowledge but yourself. It, however, may be told in very few...reception. I write this in confidence to you, for I^would not absolutely dare to give my opinion of the Mediterranean blockade to any other person; for... | |
 | Harold Winter Hodges, Edward Arthur Hughes - 1922 - 260 페이지
...go so safe, I should have first sent you a cipher, by which it could have come to no one's knowledge but yourself. It, however, may be told in very few...surprised. I mention this to you that you may pay what THE TRAFALGAR MEMORANDUM 219 attention you choose to this scheme of probabilities, and have your ships... | |
 | George Cornwallis-West - 1927 - 558 페이지
...Nelson, they can relieve Cadiz (which is only blockaded by two Frigates), Ferrol and Rochefort, and if on their way to Brest you meet them some Morning, when they are attempting a great junction, I shall not be surprised. I mention this to you that you may pay what attention you... | |
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French squadron got out in his absence, and cruised off Toulon several days, and at last, when he came out, he only got sight of them at a great distance, to see them arrive at their own harbour. From all this I draw one general conclusion — that it... 