...rights-Traitors offend both." ThU wai intended 'its a reply t-> my motto, 'f i-ee Trade and Sailors' Hig/ita,' under the erroneous impression that my crew were chiefly...own crews. The force of the Essex was 46 guns, forty 32 pound carronades, and six long 12's, and her crev/, which had been much reduced by prizes, amounted...

...of seeking the Essex ; and was prepared with flags, bearing the motto, " God and conn. try ; British sailors' best rights ; traitors offend both." This...crew were chiefly Englishmen, or to counteract its effects on their own crews. The force of the Essex was 46 guns : forty 32-ponnd carronades, and six...

...seeking the Essex, and were prepared with flags, bearing the motto — " God and country ; British sailors' best rights ; traitors offend both" — this...intended as a reply to my motto — " Free trade and sailor's rights" — under the erroneous impression that my crew, were chiefly Englishmen, or to counteract...

...of seeking the Essex ; and were prepared with flags bearing the motto , " God and country : British sailors' best rights ; Traitors offend both."' This was intended as a reply to my mottov " FREE TRADE AND SAILORS.' RIGHTS," under the erroneous impression that my crew were chiefly...

...of seeking the Essex ; and were prepared with flags bearing the motto, " God and country ; British sailors' best rights ; Traitors offend both." This...effect on their own crews. The force of the Essex was forty-six guns, forty 32 pound carronades, and six long 12's ; and her crew, which had been much reduced...

...purpose of seeking the Essex; and were prepared with flags bearing the motto, " God and country : British sailors' best rights ; Traitors offend both." This...crew were chiefly Englishmen, or to counteract its efllct on their own crews. The force of the Essex was forty-six guns, forty '32 pound carronades, and...

...purpose of seeking the Essex, and were prepared with flags bearing the motto, " God and country ; British sailors' best rights ; traitors offend both." This...intended as a reply to my motto, " Free trade and sailors'1 rights," under the erroneous impression that my crew were chiefly Englishmen, or to counteract...

...of seeking the Essex ; and were prepared with flags bearing the motto, " God and country : British sailors' best rights; Traitors offend both." This was intended as a reply to my motto, " FREE TIIAUE AND SAILORS' RIGHTS," under the erroneous impression that my crew were chiefly Englishmen, or...

...of seeking the Essex, and were prepared with flags bearing the motto " God and our country ; British sailors' best rights ; traitors offend both." This...on their own crews. — The force of the Essex was forty-six guns, forty thirty-two pound carronades, and six long twelves, and her crew, which had been...

...rights; traitors offend both." This was intended as a replv to my motto, " Free trade and sailor'* rights," under the erroneous impression, that my crew...chiefly Englishmen, or to counteract its effect on iheir own crews. The force of the Essex was 46 guns, forty 32 pound carronades, and six long 12's,...