The History of America, Band 3F. A. Schraembl, 1787 |
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... operation cemmitted to his con- duct proved fuccefsful , as , by a happy but rare conjunction , he united perfeverance with ardour , and was as cautious in executing , as he was bold in forming his plans . By engaging early in active ...
... operation cemmitted to his con- duct proved fuccefsful , as , by a happy but rare conjunction , he united perfeverance with ardour , and was as cautious in executing , as he was bold in forming his plans . By engaging early in active ...
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... operations . After a long feries of difafters and difappoint- ments , not inferior to those which they had al- ready experienced , part of the armament reach- ed the Bay of St. Matthew , on the coaft of Quito , and landing at Tacamez ...
... operations . After a long feries of difafters and difappoint- ments , not inferior to those which they had al- ready experienced , part of the armament reach- ed the Bay of St. Matthew , on the coaft of Quito , and landing at Tacamez ...
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... operations with propriety ; and without a fuitable attention to them , it is impoffible to account for the pro- grefs which the Spaniards had already made , or to unfold the caufes of their fubfequent fuccefs . State of the Peruvian ...
... operations with propriety ; and without a fuitable attention to them , it is impoffible to account for the pro- grefs which the Spaniards had already made , or to unfold the caufes of their fubfequent fuccefs . State of the Peruvian ...
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... operations of a war , which they deemed more interefting , that they paid no at- tention to the motions of an enemy , too inconfi- derable in number to excite any great alarm , and to whofe career , it would be eafy , as they ima- gined ...
... operations of a war , which they deemed more interefting , that they paid no at- tention to the motions of an enemy , too inconfi- derable in number to excite any great alarm , and to whofe career , it would be eafy , as they ima- gined ...
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... operations of their cavalry and the effects of their fire arms , the Chilefe foon reco- vered fo far from their fuprize , as not only to defend themselves with obftinacy , but to attack their new enemies with more determined fierce ...
... operations of their cavalry and the effects of their fire arms , the Chilefe foon reco- vered fo far from their fuprize , as not only to defend themselves with obftinacy , but to attack their new enemies with more determined fierce ...
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