Lord Cathcart’s Death An Ocean Campaign Update
Reports from the fleet detail the illness and death of Lord Cathcart, General and Commander in Chief, after a 14 day illness of a bloom flux. General Wentworth assumes command. the squadron prepares to sail for Jamaica, with extensive notes on ships, captains, and expected operations amid ongoing European wartime movements.
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House of Commons
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