140 killed, wounded, or missing 29 captured 1 ship destroyed
Brunswick Town
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War of Jenkins' Ear
Americas
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Anson expedition
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1st Santiago de Cuba
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Georgia
Bloody Marsh
Gully Hole Creek
La Guaira
Puerto Cabello
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2nd Santiago de Cuba
Brunswick
Havana
Europe
8 April 1740
Fuerteventura
Saint Tropez
Mataró and Palamós
Cape Sicié
Villafranca
Glorioso campaign
18 March 1748
Part of the War of the Austrian Succession
The Brunswick Town raid was an attack on Brunswick Town, North Carolina, conducted by Spanish privateers between September 3 and 6, 1748, during the War of Jenkins' Ear.[2] The raiders were eventually driven off, which resulted in the destruction of one of their vessels.[3] It was the final engagement of the war and resulted in a British victory.[4][5]
^Connor, Boyd & Joseph Grégoire de Roulhac 1919, pp. 266–67.
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