The Loss of His Majesty's Frigate Anson: Which was Wrecked within Three Miles of Helston, December 28, 1807 ... Also, an Authentic Narrative of the Loss of the Sidney, Which Ran upon a Dangerous Rock or Shoal, May 20, 1808Unknown
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The Loss of His Majesty's Frigate Anson: Which was Wrecked within Three Miles of Helston, December 28, 1807 ... Also, an Authentic Narrative of the Loss of the Sidney, Which Ran upon a Dangerous Rock or Shoal, May 20, 1808
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Anson (Ship); Shipwrecks; Sidney (Ship)
After they were brought to the Dutch ship, the surgeon took all
imaginable care for their recovery, notwithstanding which, three of them
died in a few days after; so that of forty-two, wherewith this ship was
manned, no more than one escaped with life, who arriving in September,
1746, in the galliot, the Delft, upon the Meuse; from thence he returned
to England, his native country.
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