 Irish that had ventured to attack him, and as Richard himself, who brought over two hundred horse and a body of archers, joined, a few days after, the victorious English, they made themselves masters of Waterford, and proceeded to Dublin, which was taken...  Universal History, Ancient and Modern: From the Earliest Records of Time, to ... - Seite 123von William Fordyce Mavor - 1804Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...it would procure: htf expatiated on the cowardice of the natives, and the certainty of his success. Strongbow first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with ten knights and seventy archers 5 and receiving permission shortly after for himself, he landed with two hundred horse and an hundred... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1806 - 346 Seiten
...it would procure. He expatiated on the cowardice of the natives, and the certainty of his success. Strongbow first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue; with ten knights and seventy archers ; and receiving permission shortly after for himself, he landed with two hundred horse, and a hundred... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1808 - 342 Seiten
...it would procure. He expatiated on the cowardice of the natives, and the certainly of his success. Strongbow first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with ten knights and seventy archers ; and receiving permission shortly after for himself, he landed with two hundred horse, and a hundred... | |
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...having obtained a cold or ambiguous permission, prepared himself for the execution of his designs. He first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with...three thousand Irish that had ventured to attack him;" 1 and as Richard himself, who brought over two hundred horse, and a body of archers, joined, a few... | |
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...views, he sent over % messenger to Richard Strong-bow, to request the accomplishment of his promises. He first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with...Waterford, defeated a body of three thousand Irish. Richard, who brought over two hundred horse and a body of archers, joined a few days after the victorious... | |
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...lie sent over a messenger to Richard Strong-bow, to request the accomplishment of his promises. He first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with...near Waterford, defeated a body of three thousand Iris h. Richard, who brought over two hundred horse an da body of archers, joined a few days after... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1812 - 396 Seiten
...it would procure. He expatiated on the cowardice of the natives, and the certainty of his success. Strongbow first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with ten knights and seventy archers ; and receiving permission shortly after for himself, he landed with two hundred horse, and a hundred... | |
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...England. Strongbow first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with ten kmghts, and seventy archers; and as Richard himself, who brought over two hundred...body of archers, joined them a few days after, the English made themselves masters of Waterford, and proceeded to Dublin, which was taken by assault.... | |
 | David Hume, Tobias Smollett - 1825 - 480 Seiten
...having obtained a cold or ambiguous permission, prepared himself for the execution of his designs. He first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with...three thousand Irish that had ventured to attack him ;0 and as Richard himself, who brought over two hundred horse and a body of archers, joined a few days... | |
 | David Hume, John Robinson - 1827 - 568 Seiten
...England. Strongbow first sent over Raymond, one of his retinue, with ten knights, and seventy archers ; and as Richard himself, who brought over two hundred...body of archers, joined them a few days after, the English made themselves masters of Waterford, and proceeded to Dublin, which was taken by assault.... | |
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