reimbarking

This loss was balanced by a pompous account of the triumphs of our invasion of Bretagne; which, in plain terms, I think, is reduced to burning two or three villages and reimbarking: at least, two or three of the transports are returned with this history, and know not what is become of Lestock and the rest of the invasion.

The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 1

General Howe would have been re - duced to the inevitable necessity of retreating to his ships and reimbarking.

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