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Sir George Rodney

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  • James Saumarez, 1st Baron of Saumarez

    George Rodney defeat the French under the Comte de Grasse in the Battle of the Saints off Dominica (April 12, 1782).

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    George Rodney defeat the French under the Comte de Grasse in the Battle of the Saints off Dominica (April 12, 1782).

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  • The Surrender of Lord Cornwallis
    American Revolution
    / French intervention and the decisive action at Virginia Capes

    …and sent a fleet under George Rodney to the West Indies in early 1780. After fruitless maneuvering against the comte de Guichen, who had replaced d’Estaing, Rodney sailed for New York.

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    …and sent a fleet under George Rodney to the West Indies in early 1780. After fruitless maneuvering against the comte de Guichen, who had replaced d’Estaing, Rodney sailed for New York.

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