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Sea Power in its Relations to the War of 1812. Volume 2

Note 189 — Chapter XIII · ToC (continued 2)

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Cooper tells the story that when this gun was transported, and preparations being made to use it as a stern instead of a bow chaser, the crew—to whom Burrows was as yet a stranger, known chiefly by his reputation for great eccentricity—came to the mast to express a hope that the brig was not going to retreat.

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