Statistics for occurrence #1 of “West Indies” in entry dunmore-john-murray-earl-of of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...t were aground, Dunmore sailed away with the remainder, with a large amount of booty, among which were about 1,000 slaves.
After more plundering on the coast the vessels were dispersed, some to the West Indies , some to the Bermudas and St. Augustine, and Dunmore himself proneeded to join the naval force at New York, and soon afterwards went to England.
In 1786 Dunmore was made governor of Bermuda.
He d...
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