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Battle of Trafalgar 1805 - what happened to the men of the Tonnant (84) sent to take possession of the Santa Ana (110) after she struck her colours?
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This one I can, in a way, relate to. I've worked with particular entitled persons that had claimed, and attempted to claim, co-workers papers for publication.
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thirty-eleven works for me. That makes me thirty-thirty-plus!
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Americans. (Canadians would have grabbed beer and chicken wings)
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Okay now, no parties of two or more, practise social distancing, and wash those darned hands sailor! - 1804
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Arghhhhhhhh! He be a traitor for sure. Keel haul 'em and then hang 'em from the yard arm till he dries out. Then do it again!
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Yes. Quite! At first I imagined it might have some Irish relationship and might had possibly been due to "the flight of the Wild Geese". But a quick google of the surname killed that idea.
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One way to treat prisoners of war... a nice relaxing vacation in the low mountain region of Epinal, France. T'was a more civil time.
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