1
On resuming their voyage, their course was again impeded by a British squadron.
2
The enemy's fleet were, indeed, now become visible to all the British squadron.
3
From June, 1809, the British squadron in the Indian Ocean commenced to blockade Ile-de-France.
4
On November 3d the combined French and British squadrons had bombarded the entrance forts.
5
He had no mind to tell the German officer the size of the British squadron.
6
On December 7th the British squadron arrived at Port Stanley, and spent the day coaling.
7
It was not until September 10 that the British squadron came out to give battle.
8
Soon after the British squadron started the "paravanes" were dropped overboard.
9
During her cruise she captured six merchantmen, and was herself chased by a British squadron.
10
A British squadron beaten off, a British seventy-four captured!
11
A tumult of joy animated every bosom in the British squadron, at sight of the enemy.
12
De Grasse, in charge of the French fleet, was planning a blow at the British squadron.
13
Statement of the force of the British squadron.
14
The French cavalry charged along the road, but Sir Arthur opposed them with some British squadrons.
15
On the same day another flotilla of German U-boats also was surrendered to a British squadron.
16
The others drew slowly off, like crippled wild-fowl, and disappeared in the darkness toward the British squadron.
