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English: Memorial in the churchyard of St George's, Deal, Kent, UK.
'Sacred to the memory of / John Ross and James Draper / seamen / who were killed on board / of HMS NAIAD / in defeating the French Fleet / off Boulogne in the presence of BUONAPARTE / 21ST Sept 1811. /Their shipmates / caused this monument to / be erected / to the memory of the truly good men, /who so nobly fell / in the just cause of their Country' |
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