London Chronicle, Tuesday, February 18 to Thursday, February 20, 1777

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[London] Thursday, Feb. 20.

An American privateer of 20 guns, called the Union, is taken off Cape Finisterre by the Liverpool man of war, after half an hour's engagement, and carried into Lisbon.

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Date

1777 February 20

Volume

Volume 8

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London

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London Chronicle

Series

European Theatre from January 1, 1777, to May 31, 1777

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