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Identifier: walkstalksabout00mann (find matches)
Title: Walks & talks about historic Boston .
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Mann, Albert William, 1841-
Subjects: Historic buildings -- Massachusetts Boston Boston (Mass.) -- Description and travel
Publisher: Boston, Mass. : The Mann publishing co.
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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- deter-mined to fly to her, renew the fight and win a victory. Sostrong was his faith in his success, he put on the uniformof his rank, that he might properly receive the sw^ord ofBarclay. Then taking down his pennant and his bannerwith the stirring words. Dont give up the ship, he en-tered a boat and started on his perilous voyage. He stood upright in the boat, with the pennant and l)an-
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Walks and Talks About Ilisturic Boston. 351 ner partially wrapped anmnd him. a conspicuous mark forthe g-uns oi the enemy, liarclay knew that if Perrv shouldreach the staunch Niagara. the P.ritish would be^ in dan-ger, so he ordered all the big and little guns of his fleet toplay upon the boat which carried the young hero. Theoars were si)lintere(l. bullets traversed sides of the boatand the oarsmen were covered with spray from the roundand grape shot falling in the water around them. A\ith his pennant floating over the Xiagara. he dashedthrough the Rritish line, and in eight minutes the Britishflagship hauled down her colors, and all but two of thefleet surrendered. Iliese were pursued and brought backby the gallant young Cham))lin. lie fired the first gun inthe conflict and the last one in securing the conquered ves-sels. It was a most complete victorv. Perry sat down and wrote with his pencil on the backof ajetter. this famous dispatch to General Harrison: Wehave met the Enem)- and

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  • booksubject:Boston__Mass______Description_and_travel
  • bookpublisher:Boston__Mass____The_Mann_publishing_co_
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