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Meaning of "british returned"
The phrase 'British returned' may refer to a situation where British individuals or entities have come back to a place or activity after a period of absence, potentially indicating a resurgence or renewal of British presence or influence
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The British returned a salvo briskly at the American battery and continued for two hours.
Their work completed around noon, the British returned to their boats.
British returned the island of Martinique to the French.
Pursuit of the defeated army was deemed impracticable, and thus the British returned to Bushire.
The British returned Speedy to service.
He claimed the unexplored land for England, and the British returned to the same spot.
British returned to Chittagong.
After destroying the fort, the British returned to New York.
Thus, the British returned to their ships then.
The British occupation lasted until April 1802, when the British returned the islands to Denmark.
So the British returned in their steamships, this time armed with cannons.
As part of Operation Keelhaul, the British returned Cossack prisoners of war to Russia.
The British returned with a force of more than 1,200 men and twelve ships in early October.
Following the storm, the British returned to their ships, many of which were badly damaged.
The British returned in July of 1759 and succeeded in capturing Ticonderoga.
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In 1759, the British returned and drove a token French garrison from the fort.
When the British returned at the end of the war in 1945, Tan resumed his studies.
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