Privateering - Great Britain
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Useful remarks on privateering . Addressed to the laudable association of Anti-Gallicans. Together with proposals for regulating the government of private ships of war, more advantageously to the Proprietors and Mariners than any hitherto put in Practice. Also, some material objections to the proposals lately published for manning and equipping the Anti-Gallican, Royal George, Antelope and St. Olave privateers, &c. Earnestly recommended to the serious Perusal of People of all Professions and Degrees at this Critical Juncture; but more especially such as are or may be concerned in Privateering, whether as Owners, Officers, or Mariners before the Mast. By an officer of a privateer during the late war.
Officer of a privateer during the late warDate: MDCCLVI. [1756]- E-books
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Barbarian cruelty or, an accurate and impartial narrative of the unparallelled sufferings and almost incredible hardships of the British captives, belonging to the Inspector privateer, Capt. Rd. Veale, during their slavery under Muley Abdallah, Emperor of Fez and Morocco, from Jan. 1745-6, to their happy Deliverance, by the Bounty of King George II. administred by William Latton, Esq. Ambassador to Morocco, in December, 1750. Originally published by T. Troughton, of London; now republished by Timothy Le Beau, of Exeter, his fellow-sufferer, in that dreadful Captivity.
Troughton, ThomasDate: 1787