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The British admirals are the heroes of the dying eighteenth century.
2
The ambassadors and their secretary shook hands with the British Admiral.
3
The British admiral, Hope, after displaying extraordinary gallantry, was terribly wounded.
4
He acted in this whole expedition with the genuine spirit of a British admiral.
5
The British admiral endeavoured to force on a close engagement.
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Sitting with bowed head the British admiral looked most uncomfortable.
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I, p. 551: Transmitting correspondence relative to an order of the British admiral, Alex.
8
Again and again the wild north-west gales blew the British admiral off his cruising ground.
9
The brave and enterprising British Admiral Nelson has obtained a most signal and decisive victory.
10
My talk with the British Admiral, Sir John Fisher.
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The British admiral's position was now a difficult one.
12
The success of the enemy increased to an extraordinary degree the difficulties of the British admiral.
13
Talks with the British Admiral Irvine, at St. Moritz; his advocacy of war vessels with beaks.
14
The British admiral Boscawen had a large fleet, and General Amherst an army twelve thousand strong.
15
When the two lines were nearly opposite each other the British admiral ware down to attack.
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The British admiral was represented as guarding Napoleon.
