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e for, 100; approaching its crisis, 100. ANSON, Lord, takes command of Channel fleet, 122; presents Rodney at court, 153; succeeded by Earl of Sandwich, 154; 385. Antigua, 163; 228; 245. _Apollo_, frigate, 442; engages Stanislas, 442; 443. ARBUTHNOT, Admiral, ordered to send ships to West Indies, 210; his force added to Rodney's, 211; regards himself injured, 212. _Ardent_, ship, 242. ARNOLD, Benedict, 433; 436; 437; bravery of, in battle, 439; retires toward Crown Point, 439; Cooper's praise of, 440; 441; 442. Articles of War, modified, 95. Audierne Bay, 458. Austria, peace signed with, 413; 454. Baltic league, fostered by Napoleon, 413; shattered by Nelson, 413; Saumarez disturbs, 422, 423. Baltic Sea, affairs in, 421. Barbados, injuries at, by hurricane, 217; British fleet arrives at, 228; Rodney returns to, 230; Rodney unwilling to fight French, off, 230; Rodney reaches, 233; 245; Saumarez reaches, 394. _Barfleur_, ship, 240; 242; 311. BARRINGTON, declines command of Channel fleet, 182; refuses command of a fleet, 286; denounces ministry, 286; 287; second to Howe, 289; 297. BART, Jean, French privateer, 451. Basque Roads, its character as a harbor, 112; 141. _Bedford_, ship, 240. _Berwick_, ship, 79, 81. BIRON, Marechal, makes money advance to Rodney, 179. Black Rocks, reef, 411. _Blenheim_, ship, 351; 365. _Blonde_, ship, Burgoyne embarks on, 431. Bombay, 461. BOMPART, Commodore, leaves America, 134; his arrival, 135. BONAPARTE, _see Napoleon_. BOSCAWEN, Admiral, fleet under, collecting at Portsmouth, 103; sails to intercept French squadron, 103, 104; loses two ships, 104; before Toulon, 126; attacks French frigates near Toulon, 133; his failure, 133; returns to Gibraltar, 133; criticism of, 133; surprised while repairing, 134; his rapid movements, 134; goes in pursuit of De la Clue, 134; destroys five French ships, 134; succeeds Hawke temporarily, 143. Boston, loss of, 284. Brest, Hawke's efficient blockade of, 122; movements of French navy at, 126; De la Clue sails for, 133; Conflans's ships escape to, 141; Rodney operates against, 158; Jervis closes port of, 375, 392; blockade of, 411; bay of, 411; Pellew stationed off, 454; French expedition against Ireland sails from, 455. Brimstone Hill, 234; 394. _Bristol_, ship, 384; 385; 386; 38
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