blockading
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of Blockade
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the blockading ships prevented delivery of munitions
Congress, now set ablaze by the retaliatory shelling, burned for many hours into the night, a symbol of Confederate naval power and a costly wake-up call for the all-wood Union blockading squadron.
God forbid that we have a real crisis – a material outbreak of coronavirus on our shores, a serious action between North and South Korea, Iran blockading oil-tanker traffic.
“It is alleged on 25 March 2019 at 2.30pm, a group of men embarked on protest action blockading the road and preventing trucks from operating at Bayhead.
He marched and proceeded to besiege Rome, blockading it so that no one was able to leave the city.
Quarstein, 2006, p. 45 Yet Monitor was still able to challenge Virginia and prevent her from further destroying the remaining ships in the Union flotilla blockading Hampton Roads.