The History of the Reign of Queen Anne, Digested Into Annals: Year the First[-eleventh. Being the Pacifick Year].A. Roper ... and F. Coggan, 1707 - Great Britain |
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... fire a fmall Gun upon them , to let them fee we are not a fleep . We hope the Earl of Peterborough will con- vince them , and us , that he is not fo , and that the Prince of Hefle , and he will not delay . A ' Bark got fafe into ...
... fire a fmall Gun upon them , to let them fee we are not a fleep . We hope the Earl of Peterborough will con- vince them , and us , that he is not fo , and that the Prince of Hefle , and he will not delay . A ' Bark got fafe into ...
Page 121
... fire defperately . Their Mortars keep playing there ' ftill , fometimes 3 or 4 Shells together . 19. This Morning before Day , the Enemy threw 8 or 10 Bombs , into the City from their Ketches , ⚫ and abundance of Shot from St. Madrona ...
... fire defperately . Their Mortars keep playing there ' ftill , fometimes 3 or 4 Shells together . 19. This Morning before Day , the Enemy threw 8 or 10 Bombs , into the City from their Ketches , ⚫ and abundance of Shot from St. Madrona ...
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... Fire , and the Garrifon retired to the Town , being little molefted by the Enemy . We burnt all the Stakes upon the Line of Communication without Musket - fhot of . the A. G. 1706 . 126 6 ، The ANNALS of 1705. the City Walls Queen ...
... Fire , and the Garrifon retired to the Town , being little molefted by the Enemy . We burnt all the Stakes upon the Line of Communication without Musket - fhot of . the A. G. 1706 . 126 6 ، The ANNALS of 1705. the City Walls Queen ...
Page 126
... fires from our Walls to mo- left the Enemy that work just under our Nofes . We ' have wall'd up the Gate that leads out to Montjuich , ' fo the Enemy are fecure ; we fhall , not falle out upon them that Way . They have Two or three ...
... fires from our Walls to mo- left the Enemy that work just under our Nofes . We ' have wall'd up the Gate that leads out to Montjuich , ' fo the Enemy are fecure ; we fhall , not falle out upon them that Way . They have Two or three ...
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... Fire , blew up many of their Men , and laid open many of the Ambrafures , of that Battery ; which Accident we back'd with our fmall and great Shot , to hinder their carrying off ' their Men or Guns . Laft Night Three of our fmall Barks ...
... Fire , blew up many of their Men , and laid open many of the Ambrafures , of that Battery ; which Accident we back'd with our fmall and great Shot , to hinder their carrying off ' their Men or Guns . Laft Night Three of our fmall Barks ...
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