LETTER XVII. P. 448–458.

The French fleet sails from Brest and joins the Spanish, p. 448. The

Spanish ambassador presents a manifesto to the British secretary, p.

449. The combined fleet steer for Plymouth, p. 450—abandon the British

coasts, p. 451. Grenada taken by the French, p. 452. Admiral Byron

engages count d’Estaing, 453. Captain Paul Jones engages Captain

Pearson, p. 454. Sir Joseph Yorke presents a memorial to their High

Mightinesses, p. 456. The state of Ireland, p. 457. Gibralter invested,

p. 459.

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RISE, PROGRESS, AND CONCLUSION

OF THE

NORTH AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

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