1
It was finished; the English squadron turned to retreat as had been ordered.
2
Having passed the Sound, the English squadron blockaded the fleet which covered Copenhagen.
3
The English squadron had been ordered to assemble at Gardiner's Island.
4
A frontal attack by the English squadron would be costly and probably end in disaster.
5
The English squadron in the Mediterranean had already made prize of two rich Caracca ships.
6
Only the timely arrival of an English squadron in the Scheldt saved Zeeland from invasion.
7
The English squadron went out again to sea, and the French went back to Brest.
8
Governor Winthrop of Connecticut, who was quite friendly with Stuyvesant, had joined the English squadron.
9
During the night of the 22d of June the English squadron was almost close upon us.
10
We found Coruña full of bustle and life, owing to the arrival of the English squadron.
11
The English squadron moved outside the Spanish ships, and stood off and on under easy steam.
12
At last, in December 1803, he surrendered to an English squadron, and abandoned the island to
13
The English squadron, commanded by Sir Robert Stopford, a handsome white-haired old man, was less restless.
14
In October, 1793, a French supply-ship had been seized by an English squadron in the very harbor.
15
In the West Indies some unsuccessful efforts were made by an English squadron, commanded by commodore Knowles.
16
At last, in December 1803, he surrendered to an English squadron, and abandoned the island to Dessalines.
