The History of England, from the Earliest Times to the Death of George the Second, Band 4F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... attack , adapted to different circumstances , and , in many conferences , had impressed them on the minds of all the captains of the fleet . Applying his previous speculations to the pre- sent case , they could act without farther ...
... attack , adapted to different circumstances , and , in many conferences , had impressed them on the minds of all the captains of the fleet . Applying his previous speculations to the pre- sent case , they could act without farther ...
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... attack , being almost incapable of external operations or of domestic defence . This dis- jointed combination would only serve to furnish the enemy with opportunities of triumph . No league would be effectual , unless it should be more ...
... attack , being almost incapable of external operations or of domestic defence . This dis- jointed combination would only serve to furnish the enemy with opportunities of triumph . No league would be effectual , unless it should be more ...
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... attacked the French in the Roman territories ; but , when his realm became , in its turn , the scene of invasion , Capua was obliged to surrender , and Naples was convulsed with intestine tumults . The lazaroni supported the interest of ...
... attacked the French in the Roman territories ; but , when his realm became , in its turn , the scene of invasion , Capua was obliged to surrender , and Naples was convulsed with intestine tumults . The lazaroni supported the interest of ...
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... attack him . Lieutenant - general Harris was now ordered to invade Mysore with the army of Madras . He was joined on his march not only by the subsidiary troops of the De- can , but also by six thousand of the nizam's infantry and a ...
... attack him . Lieutenant - general Harris was now ordered to invade Mysore with the army of Madras . He was joined on his march not only by the subsidiary troops of the De- can , but also by six thousand of the nizam's infantry and a ...
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Oliver Goldsmith. 66 claring that he would attack the English as soon as they should have ventured out of the jungles ; " and , when he had reached Malavelli , he commenced a can- nonade . One of his columns ( on the 27th of March ) ...
Oliver Goldsmith. 66 claring that he would attack the English as soon as they should have ventured out of the jungles ; " and , when he had reached Malavelli , he commenced a can- nonade . One of his columns ( on the 27th of March ) ...
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