...destroyed the whole of the French ships. ' He could not only have destroyed them,' replied Napoleon, ' but he might and would have taken them out, had your...the best in their power to save themselves, sauve qui pent in fact, they became panicstruck and cut their cables. The terror of the brulots (fire-ships)...

...destroyed the whole of the French ships, ' He could not only have destroyed them,' replied Napoleon, ' but he might and would have taken them out, had your...the best in their power to save themselves, sauve qui pent in fact, they became panicstruck and cut their cables. The terror of the brulots (fire-ships)...

...have destroyed the whole French ships, but he might and would have taken them out, had the English admiral supported him as he ought to have done. For, in consequence of the signal made by the French admiral for every one to shift for himself, they became panic-struck, and cut their cables....

...destroyed the whole of the French ships. •He would not only have destroyed them,' replied Napoleon, ' but he might and would have taken them out, had your...For, in consequence of the signal made by L'Allemand to the ships to do the best in their power to save themselves, they became panic-struck, and cut their...

...destroyed the whole of the French ships. 'He would not only have destroyed them,' replied Napoleon, ' but he might and would have taken them out, had your...For, in consequence of the signal made by L'Allemand to the ships to do the best in their power to save themselves, they became panic-struck, and cut their...

...destroyed the whole of the French ships.' ' He could not only have destroyed them,' said Napoleon, ' but he might and would have taken them out, had your...have done ; for in consequence of the signal made by the Alltmand to the ships, to do the best in their power to save themselves, sauve qui peut in fact,...

...Cochrane," he said, " might and would have taken the whole fleet, and carried it out with him, had his admiral supported him as he ought to have done. For, in consequence of the signal made by L'Allemand to the ships to do the best in their power to save themselves, sauve qui peut, in fact, they became...

...Cochrane," he said, " might and would have taken the whole fleet, and carried it out with him, had his Admiral supported him as he ought to have done. For, in consequence of the signal made by L'Allemand to the ships to do the best in their power to save themselves, sauve qui peut, in fact, they became...

...Admiral supported him as he ought to have done. For, in consequen ce'of the signal made by L'Allemand to the ships to do the best in their power to save themselves, sauve qui peut, in fact, they became panic struck, and cut their cables. The terror of the ira/ote (fire-ships)...

...destroyed the whole of the French fleet, but he might and would have taken them out, had the English admiral supported him as he ought to have done; for, in consequence of the signal made by the French admiral for every one to shift for himself, they became panicstruck, and cut their cables....