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How substantial was the Spanish Navy operating around Cuban waters during the Queen Anne’s War?

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The Wikipedia page for “Chase guns” states that from 1799, Royal Navy frigates were “were universally supplied with two bow and two stern chasers”...Why did it take almost a century of British naval supremacy to make this addition?

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Insight on the grammar and spelling on this map of the West Indies from the 1750's?

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What should a writer know about the British before making a historical fiction novel set in the American Revolution in order to not portray them in a negative and falsified light?

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From the book "War of the Americas," one passage reads how after the ships, "HMS Windsor" and "Weymouth" defeat the French ship "Thetis", the captives are set ashore at the Cuban capital (Havana). How did two British ships safely reach an enemy port without being counter-attacked by the Spanish?

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What countries don't exist anymore because of the World Wars?

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Who were the people and the ships involved in this naval skirmish?

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What ranks existed between the different crew members aboard a British warship in 1710? And did ranks differ on different rates of warships (1st rate, 2nd rate, 3rd rate etc)?

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What ranks existed between the different crew members aboard a British warship in 1710? And did ranks differ on different rates of warships (1st rate, 2nd rate, 3rd rate etc)?

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What sorts of people got tarred and feathered in the American Revolution?

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How substantial was the Spanish Navy operating around Cuban waters during the Queen Anne’s War?	2	AskHistorians
The Wikipedia page for “Chase guns” states that from 1799, Royal Navy frigates were “were universally supplied with two bow and two stern chasers”...Why did it take almost a century of British naval supremacy to make this addition?	2	AskHistorians
Insight on the grammar and spelling on this map of the West Indies from the 1750's?	1	AskHistorians
What should a writer know about the British before making a historical fiction novel set in the American Revolution in order to not portray them in a negative and falsified light?	1	AskHistorians
From the book "War of the Americas," one passage reads how after the ships, "HMS Windsor" and "Weymouth" defeat the French ship "Thetis", the captives are set ashore at the Cuban capital (Havana). How did two British ships safely reach an enemy port without being counter-attacked by the Spanish?	1	AskHistorians
What countries don't exist anymore because of the World Wars?	1	AskHistorians
Who were the people and the ships involved in this naval skirmish?	1	AskHistorians
What ranks existed between the different crew members aboard a British warship in 1710? And did ranks differ on different rates of warships (1st rate, 2nd rate, 3rd rate etc)?	1	AskHistorians
What ranks existed between the different crew members aboard a British warship in 1710? And did ranks differ on different rates of warships (1st rate, 2nd rate, 3rd rate etc)?	1	AskHistorians
What sorts of people got tarred and feathered in the American Revolution?	1	AskHistorians