Journal of H.M.S. Emerald, Captain Benjamin Caldwell, July 31, 1777

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July 1777
Thursday 31st

Cape Henry WBN 3 Miles
at 8 A.M. the Otter's Tender & our Barge in Chace to the SE.
Light breezes and fine Wear. at 8 PM Arrived & Anchored by us His Majesty's Ship Solebay, at 9 PM the Barge return'd, the Chace being a Sloop Privateer, too strong to board, & being fired on [by] them

1. PRO, Admiralty 51/311.

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1777 July 31

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Caldwell, Benjamin (Capt., R.N.)

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Cape Henry

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American Theatre from June 1, 1777, to July 31, 1777

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