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- Yeo, James Lucas Sir
- 1 A few days later than this, on June 6th, Sir James Yeo succeeded in capturing at Stoney Creek seventeen
- 2 by their captors. During the rest of this year Sir James Yeo remained inactive at Kingston.
- 3 at Sackett's Harbor, but, though he was aware of Yeo's designs upon Oswego, he did not attempt to
- 4 Bay was captured by the fleet under command of Sir James Lucas Yeo, and a large quantity of stores of various kinds
- 5 "For having, contrary to a verbal order of Commodore Sir James Lucas Yeo, attacked a flotilla of American boats in a
- 6 the relations that apparently existed between Sir James Yeo and his subordinate, Captain Popham.
- 7 as the war was virtually if not actually over. Sir James Yeo was now master of the lake, for in addition to
- 8 firm of produce brokers and addressed to Sir James L. Yeo brought from that gallant admiral the following
- 9 JAMES LUCAS YEO.
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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.
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