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          Edward Preble, that he declared Essex "a good sea boar".

        1. Edward Preble, that he declared Essex "a good sea boar".
        2. We are the sixth warship to be named in honor of Commodore Edward Preble –a United States Naval Officer who served in the Revolutionary War, the Quasi Wars, and.
        3. Image for Edward Preble: A Naval Biography, Edward Preble: A Naval Biography, By: McKee, Christopher.
        4. The commander of the American squadron in the Mediterranean, Captain Edward Preble, organized a volunteer party of officers and men under Lieutenant Stephen.
        5. Following two ineffective attempts to cower Tripoli, Commodore Edward Preble, aboard the gun frigate USS Constitution, led the third assault.

          6. Image for Edward Preble: A Naval Biography, Edward Preble: A Naval Biography, By: McKee, Christopher..

          Edward Preble

          American naval officer (–)

          For the American naturalist (–), see Edward Alexander Preble.

          Edward Preble (August 15, &#; August 25, ) was an American naval officer who served in the American Revolutionary War and the First Barbary War, leading attacks on Tripoli and forming the officer corps that would go on to command the United States Navy during the War of

          Early life

          Edward Preble was born on August 15, in Falmouth, Massachusetts.

          He was the son of Jedidiah Preble and his second wife, Mehitable Roberts Preble.[1] Preble was educated in Falmouth before attending the Dummer School in Byfield, Massachusetts.[2] In , the American Revolutionary War broke out, and Preble's elder brothers went off to serve in the conflict on the Patriot side.

          As a result, the responsibility of managing Jedidiah's farming interests fell to Preble, "a job he did not like".[3]

          Revolutionary War service

          In , Preble joined the privateer Hope as a