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Rosburg - known as "Rossie" - died after a battle with cancer and following a fall that led to a head injury.
About.com Golf 2009
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Rosburg - known as "Rossie" - died after a battle with cancer and following a fall that led to a head injury.
About.com Golf 2009
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A partner with the firm formerly known as Rossie, Luckett, Parker & Ridder, Parker was suspended from practicing law in 2004 and was disbarred two years later.
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A partner with the firm formerly known as Rossie, Luckett, Parker
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Several men were killed, and the "Rossie" suffered the loss of her first lieutenant.
The Naval History of the United States Volume 2 (of 2) Willis J. Abbot 1898
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The prisoners taken by the "Rossie" were exchanged for Americans captured by the British.
The Naval History of the United States Volume 2 (of 2) Willis J. Abbot 1898
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Among the most successful privateers was the "Rossie" of Baltimore, commanded by the Revolutionary veteran Capt.
The Naval History of the United States Volume 2 (of 2) Willis J. Abbot 1898
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While the "Rossie" was on her way to the West Indies, there sailed from Salem a large privateer called the "America," the equipment and operations of which illustrated precisely the business conception which attached to these enterprises in the minds of competent business men.
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From Newport the "Rossie" took a turn through another lucrative field of privateering enterprise, the Caribbean Sea.
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Despite all drawbacks, when the "Rossie" returned to Baltimore toward the end of October, she had captured or destroyed property roughly reckoned at a million and a half, which is probably an exaggerated estimate.
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