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| | History of the Continental Marines |
 | | The Marines went ashore with several seaman under the command of Captain Nicholas, and on 3 March they captured Fort Montagu in a battle as "bemused as it was bloodless". |
 | | That the commanders, officers, seamen and marines, in the continental navy, be entitled to the whole value of all ships and vessels of war belonging to the crown of Great Britain, by them made prize of, and all privateers authorized by his Britannic Majesty to war against these states, to be divided as aforesaid. |
 | | In the forefront of the assault were Continental Marines who gained the heights and drove back the defenders, but at a loss of two of their ranking officers, Captain John Welsh and Lieutenant William Hamilton. |
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