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Sir John Savage, Captains Tancock and Mansell, but also that of one of the officers of the Spanish ship who was on board at the time, and who added, that " we did not surrender until all further defence was hopeless." - "Memoirs and Correspondence of Admiral Lord de Saumarez, Vol. I", Sir John Ross.
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But none dreamed of surrender. - "The Wars Between England and America", T. C. Smith.
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On the next morning after the surrender, the 7th started back to Knoxville, and on the third day reached that city and went into camp. - "History of the Seventh Ohio Volunteer Cavalry", R. C. Rankin.