Rodney's Chary Approval of his Subordinates in these two instances
145

Suspicion and Distrust rife in the British Navy at this period
146

Twelve Spanish Sail-of-the-Line, with Ten Thousand Troops, Arrive
at Guadeloupe 147

They refuse Coöperation with de Guichen in the Windward Islands
147

De Guichen Accompanies them to Haïti with his Fleet 147

He declines to Coöperate on the Continent with the Americans, and
sails for Europe 148

Rodney Arranges for the protection of the Homeward West India
Trade, and then proceeds to New York 149

Effect of his coming 150

The Year 1780 one of great Discouragement to Americans 151

Summary of the Operations in the Carolinas and Virginia, 1780,
which led to Lord Cornwallis's Surrender in 1781 151

Two Naval Actions sustained by Commodore Cornwallis against
superior French forces, 1780 153