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He now went oif with his swift and uninjured frigate to the Texel, leaving Jones, laden down with prisoners and wounded, un- assisted. Of the Richard's crew of 323, 67 men had been killed, leaving 106 68 PAUL JONES wounded and 150 others to be accommodated on the injured Serapis. Then there were 211 Enghsh prisoners on the Richard at the beginning of the action; and of the 332 (including 8 sick men and 7 non-combatants) men composing the crew of the Serapis, there were 245 left to be cared for ...— 134 wounded, 87 having been killed. There were, con- sequently, only 150 well men to look after 562 wounded and prisoners. Some of the latter were afterwards transferred to the PaUas, but altogether it was an imwieldy fleet which slowly sailed for the Texel, at which neutral port Jones arrived October 3, none too soon, for as he entered the roads, an English squadron, consisting of a sixty-four ship of the line and three heavy frigates, which had been looking for him, hove in sight.
The effect of the cruise was very great.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He now went oif with his swift and uninjured frigate to the Texel, leaving Jones, laden down with prisoners and wounded, un- assisted. Of the Richard's crew of 323, 67 men had been killed, leaving 106 68 PAUL JONES wounded and 150 others to be accommodated on the injured Serapis. Then there were 211 Enghsh prisoners on the Richard at the beginning of the action; and of the 332 (including 8 sick men and 7 non-combatants) men composing the crew of the Serapis, there were 245 left to be cared for ...— 134 wounded, 87 having been killed. There were, con- sequently, only 150 well men to look after 562 wounded and prisoners. Some of the latter were afterwards transferred to the PaUas, but altogether it was an imwieldy fleet which slowly sailed for the Texel, at which neutral port Jones arrived October 3, none too soon, for as he entered the roads, an English squadron, consisting of a sixty-four ship of the line and three heavy frigates, which had been looking for him, hove in sight.
The effect of the cruise was very great.
What to read after Paul Jones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Former Owner. Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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