West Indian expedition debate traces of Sir Charles Grey
Mr Dundas defends ministers over West Indies campaign delays and troop reinforcements. He cites naval transports, winds, and logistics across 1793 1795, argues no blame to ministers, praises transport and ordnance boards, and asserts sufficient evidence supports no inquiry. He reads letters from Abercrombie and Wright defending arrangements.
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Charles Grey
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West Indies
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Great Britain
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West. Indies
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Troes
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Admiralty
Grand Fleet
Martinique
England
West India Islands
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St. Vincent
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Cape of Good Hope
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Duke of York
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West Indiess
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