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A Journal of the Expedition to Carthagena With Notes: In Answer to a Late Pamphlet Entitled, An account of the Expedition to Carthagena   By:

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In "A Journal of the Expedition to Carthagena With Notes: In Answer to a Late Pamphlet Entitled, An Account of the Expedition to Carthagena," the author, who remains anonymous, offers readers a detailed and compelling account of their experience in Carthagena. This book serves as a rebuttal to a previously published pamphlet, addressing and refuting various claims made by the anonymous author of the earlier work.

The journal primarily revolves around the author's personal experiences during the expedition, providing readers with a first-hand account of the events, challenges, and triumphs encountered. The narrative is rich in vivid descriptions and anecdotes, efficiently transporting the reader to the bustling streets, majestic landscapes, and turbulent battlefields of Carthagena.

One of the book's notable strengths is the author's meticulous attention to detail. Each entry is brimming with factual information and historical context, helping readers gain a deeper understanding of the expedition, its significance, and the implications it had for all those involved. Moreover, the author masterfully weaves their personal observations and feelings into the narrative, allowing readers to develop a more intimate connection to the story.

The inclusion of the author's notes adds an engaging layer of analysis and commentary. Through these notes, the author meticulously dissects the previously published pamphlet, debunking false claims and presenting a more accurate depiction of events. This approach not only serves as a compelling rebuttal but also showcases the author's extensive knowledge and expertise on the subject matter.

However, one minor drawback of the book is its occasional digressions. While the detailed descriptions are generally captivating, some readers may find themselves craving a faster-paced narrative, particularly during sections that delve into historical background or engage in lengthy analyses. Nevertheless, these digressions do contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of the expedition and its aftermath.

In conclusion, "A Journal of the Expedition to Carthagena With Notes" is an exceptional historical account that successfully challenges and sheds new light on a previously published pamphlet. The author's expertise, attention to detail, and evocative writing style make this book a captivating read for both enthusiasts of history and those seeking a deeper understanding of the expedition to Carthagena.

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A JOURNAL OF THE EXPEDITION TO CARTHAGENA ,

With NOTES.

In ANSWER to a late PAMPHLET;

ENTITLED,

An ACCOUNT of the EXPEDITION to CARTHAGENA .

Qui statuit aliquid, parte inaudita altera, Æquum licet statuerit, haud æquus suit.

Senec. Med.

The SECOND EDITION.

LONDON : Printed for J. ROBERTS, in Warwick Lane . M.DCC.XLIV.

THE INTRODUCTION.

The following Sheets contain an Answer to a Pamphlet, which appeared on the Close of the last Session of Parliament, and is entitled, An Account of the Expedition to Carthagena.

To set that whole Transaction in the most clear Light, the Author has laid before the Publick an exact and faithful Journal of the most material Occurrences, not only during the Troops being on Shore in the Neighbourhood of Carthagena , but from the Time of the Fleet's sailing from Jamaica ; the Period from which the Author of the Pamphlet begins his Relation.

The Notes are (as far as it was practicable) placed in the same Order with those in the Pamphlet; to which References are made, that the Reader may (if he pleases to take that Trouble) compare each Note with the Answer to it.

Several Facts will be here found to be placed in a very different Light from the same Facts, as they are described in the Pamphlet, and others to be rejected, as absolutely false and groundless; but the Author flatters himself, that he has advanced nothing which is not founded upon Truth, and such as can be supported by living Evidences, or by authentick Records, whenever his Antagonist shall be pleased to lay aside his Mask; otherwise, no Notice will be taken of any Reply, which may hereafter be published... Continue reading book >>




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