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  • I'm Just Called John Paul Right Now
  • Arbigland
  • I Guess I'll Change my name to John Paul Jones.
  • TO America
  • John Paul Jones was born in Arbigland, Scotland on July 6, 1747, and became an apprentice to the British Navel Marines at age 13.
  • Bon Homme Richard
  • In 1773 on Tobago Island John Paul must defend himself against mutinous sailor which ended in the sailor’s untimely demise. John Paul was afraid that he would not be given a fair trial, so he changed his name and fled to America.
  • "I have not yet begun to fight!"
  • Do you surrender?
  • The Revolutionary war began in 1775 after John Paul Jones arrived in America. John Paul Jones sides with the colonists to fight against the British by joining the continental navy.
  • International Hero
  • John Paul Jones rose through the ranks of the Navy. From Captain of the USS Providence to Commanding, the Ranger (which was the first American vessel to be saluted by a foreign power) and later his own warship the Bon Homme Richard named after a book by Benjamin Franklin.
  • Year 1779 When on the way to attack British shipping, John Paul Jones and the crew of the Bon Homme encountered a superior English Warship, The HMS Serapis. The two warships trade gunfire for three hours until Jones slammed the Serapis with the Bon Homme. After devastating damage taken by a grenade throw by one of Jones' officers the British surrender.
  • John Paul Jones is remembered as one of America's greatest navel commanders of the Revolutionary war. The surprising victory over a much stronger warship mad him a International hero. His Bravery is shown in his famous quote "I have not yet begun to fight!"(History.com Editors. (2009,October 29). John Paul Jones. History.com. Retrieved September 24, 2021, fromhttps://www.history.com/topics/american-revolution/john-paul-jones.)
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