IN Fort Royal Bay, Martinique, as near to each other as they can swing at their anchors, lie two vessels, both displaying the American flag, but as unlike in build and size as can well be imagined.
An edition of Child of the Island Glen
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Child of the Island Glen
by Elijah Kellogg
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Child of the Island Glen
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Child of the Island Glen
May 30, 2005, Kessinger Publishing
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"IN Fort Royal Bay, Martinique, as near to each other as they can swing at their anchors, lie two vessels, both displaying the American flag, but as unlike in build and size as can well be imagined."
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