 | 1837 - 486 str.
...generous enemy. Mr. Reed, a young man belonging to Brewster, Mass., at present a respectable ship master out of Boston, had been pressed on board the Guerriere...quarter-deck, and respectfully, but firmly represented to Capt. Dacres, that he was an American citizen, who had been unjustly detained on board the English... | |
 | 1837 - 488 str.
...belonging to Brewster, Mass., at present a respectable ship master out of Boston, had been pressed ou board the Guerriere a few weeks previous to the engagement....quarter-deck, and respectfully, but firmly represented to Capt. Dacres, that he was an American cirizen, who had been unjustly detained on board the English... | |
 | 1837 - 490 str.
...the engagement. Several other American seamen were also on board. When the Constitution was hearing down in such gallant style, and it became evident...quarter-deck', and respectfully, but firmly represented to Capt. Dacres, that he was an American citizen, who had been unjustly detained on board the English... | |
 | 1875 - 558 str.
...engagement. Several other American seamen were also on board. When the Constitution was bearing down m such gallant style, and it became evident that a severe action with aD Americaa frigate was inevitable, young Reed left his station and pro ceeded to the quarter-deck,... | |
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Mass., at present a respectable ship master out of Boston, had been pressed on board the Guerriere a few weeks previous to the engagement. Several other American seamen were also on board. When the Constitution was bearing down in such gallant style,... 