 | 1764 - 544 páginas
...Before their failing-, the commodore, being apprehenfive of encountering Pizarro's fquadron, ordered his captains to put all their provifions which we're in...their guns as had formerly, for the eafe of their (hips, been ordered into the hold. On the 24th of February, a council of war, at which colonel Cracherode... | |
 | John Knox - 1767 - 554 páginas
...meet with the Spanifh fquadron, in palling the cape, Mr. Anfon thought it advifeablc to give orders to the captains, to put all their provifions, which were...way of their guns, on board the Anna Pink, and to remount fuch of their guns as had formerly, for the cafe of their fhips, been ordered into the hold.... | |
 | Richard Walter - 1853 - 160 páginas
...the Cape, Mr. Anson thought it advisable to give orders to the captains to put all their provisions, which were in the way of their guns, on board the Anna pink, and to remount such of their guns as had formerly, for the ease of their ships, been ordered into the hold.... | |
 | George baron Anson - 1853 - 660 páginas
...the Cape, Mr. Anson thought it advisable to give orders to the captains to put all their provisions, which were in the way of their guns, on board the Anna pink, and to remount such of their guns as had formerly, for the ease of their ships, been ordered into the hold.... | |
 | David Laing Purves - 1874 - 856 páginas
...the Cape, Mr Anson thought it advisable to give orders to the captains to put all their provisions which were in the way of their guns on board the Anna pink, and to remount such of their guns as had formerly, for the ease of their ships, been ordered into the hold.1... | |
 | Richard Walter, George Anson Baron Anson - 1928 - 572 páginas
...Cape, Mr. Anson thought it adviseable to give orders to the Captains, to put all their provisions, which were in the way of their guns, on board the Anna Pink, and to remount such of their guns as had formerly, for the ease of their ships, been ordered into the hold.... | |
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Anson thought it advisable to give orders to the captains to put all their provisions, which were in the way of their guns, on board the Anna pink, and to remount such of their guns as had formerly, for the ease of their ships, been ordered into the hold. 