[22] Most important resources consisted of pine and oak, including southern live oak which was Minimize from Gascoigne Bluff and milled near St. Simons Island, Ga.[twenty] Enslaved workers had been made use of to harvest the oak used for the ship's building, and USS Constitution Museum historian Carl Herzog mentioned that "the forced labor of ensla
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Her mainmast break up from the coast of Bermuda on 27 March, necessitating rapid fix. Stewart set a training course for Boston, where British ships HMS Junon and Tenedos commenced pursuit on three April. Stewart purchased ingesting water and food stuff to become cast overboard to lighten her load and obtain pace, trusting that her mainmast would m
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