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/I strong British fleet was
ASSEMBLED DAI THE DELAWARE *
AAIO CQA/TROLLED TW£ RIVER AS FAR tefe *"
as Philadelphia
frigate, the
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IN THE RIVER TD PREVENT IT /Tim +
FROM FALLING INTO THE
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Capt. Barry without a swjp, ffrdgfif /
BUT BURNING WITH EAGERNESS PI lIH
FOU^F
Here was aa/ opportunity for
JKv BROAD DAYLIGHT. THE BOLD
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OF BEING SENT TO THE BOTTOM j^gg
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£3JeAVIA/G THE DECK IN WILO CONFUSION
THECREW FLED BELOW IN TERROR
MMarry clapped on the hatches —>wr?
/AI A SHORT Tme WAS /FASTER OF THE SHIP.
# - „ to hold the compass
"' I the ships dech so .
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4»BW the compass Trom fje/ngr
°r thrown off Cruel—
SAILOR'S WAYS
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SO o/ve N?GHT ROW BOATS ——
Wgß BANNED BY TWENTY-EIGHT MEN.
EgaS THEY PASSED BETWEEN THE SHIPS AND THE SHORE. SOME SHOTS
*wmRE FIRED BY THE BRITISH SENTRIES, BUT THEY PASSED ON WITHOUT
DAMAGE AMO BY DAYLIGHT WERE WELL DOWN THE DELAWARE.
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B&he prisoners were herded together and
DELIVERED TO THE GARRISON AT FORT PENN.
OA«RV3 EXPLOIT THRILLED THE NATION
EmWENTVEIOHT MEN LED EVA GALLANT SoN-OF-ERIN
HAD CAPTURED A TEN-CUN SCHOONER MANNED BY
A CREW OP ONe-HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN MEN
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ft a\ vfffh elaborate binnacles . .
j&A mmhe "Champion-of -the.-Seas "carried
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