The History of British India, Volums 3-4Chelsea House, 1968 |
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... Pondicherry deprived of its guns, and refused. With a very inferior reinforcement of guns,1 with a very inadequate supply of ammunition, and with water given him at Pondicherry, so bad, as to produce the dysentery in his fleet ...
... Pondicherry deprived of its guns, and refused. With a very inferior reinforcement of guns,1 with a very inadequate supply of ammunition, and with water given him at Pondicherry, so bad, as to produce the dysentery in his fleet ...
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... Pondicherry. Amid other points of preparation for attaining this desirable object, there was one, to wit, knowledge, which they had, unfortunately, overlooked. At a place called Ariancopang, about two miles to the south-west of Pondicherry ...
... Pondicherry. Amid other points of preparation for attaining this desirable object, there was one, to wit, knowledge, which they had, unfortunately, overlooked. At a place called Ariancopang, about two miles to the south-west of Pondicherry ...
Pàgina 114
... Pondicherry road. During the day the alternate failure and opposition of the winds prevented the squadrons from closing ; and towards night the English commander stood in for Pondicherry road, and cast anchor, expecting that the enemy ...
... Pondicherry road. During the day the alternate failure and opposition of the winds prevented the squadrons from closing ; and towards night the English commander stood in for Pondicherry road, and cast anchor, expecting that the enemy ...
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