re-embarks

Updated: May 10, 2025

Augustine.... Georgia invaded.... Spaniards land on an island in the Alatamaha.... Appearance of a fleet from Charleston.... Spanish army re-embarks.... Hostilities with France.... Expedition against Louisbourg.... Louisbourg surrenders.... Great plans of the belligerent powers.... Misfortunes of the armament under the duke D'Anville.... The French fleet dispersed by a storm.... Expedition against Nova Scotia.... Treaty of Aix la Chapelle.... Paper money of Massachusetts redeemed.... Contests between the French and English respecting boundaries.... Statement respecting the discovery of the Mississippi.... Scheme for connecting Louisiana with Canada.... Relative strength of the French and English colonies.... Defeat at the Little Meadows.... Convention at Albany.... Plan of union.... Objected to both in America and Great Britain.

John Marshall - The Life of George Washington, Vol. 1 : Commander in Chief of the American Forces During the War : which Established the Independence of his Country and First : President of the United States

Dispute with the Ambassador Reflections on Byron's Pride of Rank Abandons his Oriental Travels Re-embarks in the "Salsette" The Dagger Scene Zea Returns to Athens Tour in the Morea Dangerous Illness Return to Athens The Adventure on which "The Giaour" is founded

John Galt - The Life of Lord Byron

"Where'er we roam, whatever realms to see, Our hearts untravell'd fondly turn to thee; Still to our country turn, with ceaseless pain, And drag, at each remove, a lengthening chain." The Author proceeds to London. Re-embarks for Africa. Arrives at Madeira. Observations on that Island. Prosecution of the Voyage, and Arrival in the Sierra Leone River, &c. The next morning Mr.

Joseph Corry - Observations Upon the Windward Coast of Africa