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English: M.A. Tsamados' brig 'Ares'. On the 26th April 1825 the 'Ares', though under heavy fire from both coastal guns and the ships besieging Pylos, broke through the ring of the ships and escaped from the harbour. Athens War Museum. Textː Museum inscription. |
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| Author | George E. Koronaios |
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