An authentic journal of the expedition to Belleisle : and of the siege of the citadel of Palais : to which is prefixed, a map of Belleisle, divided into parishes : exhibiting all the villages, bays, rivers, capes, and landing places round that island ...
1761
L2007F75 1761
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Title
An authentic journal of the expedition to Belleisle : and of the siege of the citadel of Palais : to which is prefixed, a map of Belleisle, divided into parishes : exhibiting all the villages, bays, rivers, capes, and landing places round that island ...
Variant Title
Expedition to Belleisle
Published
London Printed for G. Woodfall ... and M. Cooper ..., 1761
Description
iv, [5]-48 [i.e. 44] p., [1] folded leaf of plates : map ; 20 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2007F75 1761
System Control No.
(OCoLC)46336126
Note
Spine title: Expedition to Belleisle
Dedicated to Earl of Bute & William Pitt
Signatures: [A]2 B-F4
Page 44 misnumbered 48
Under the command of Commodore Keppel, a squadron of men of war, with 10,000 troops, sailed from St. Helens to attack Belleisle. But the French were strongly entrenched and Keppel withdrew with 500 killed, wounded and prisoners
Dedicated to Earl of Bute & William Pitt
Signatures: [A]2 B-F4
Page 44 misnumbered 48
Under the command of Commodore Keppel, a squadron of men of war, with 10,000 troops, sailed from St. Helens to attack Belleisle. But the French were strongly entrenched and Keppel withdrew with 500 killed, wounded and prisoners
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