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Page 226
... army and faction ; by the menacing declarations and pro- bable views of Yeman Shah ; by the distribution of the army of Fort St. George , throughout various posts in the Carnatic , the island of Ceylon , and the eastern islands recently ...
... army and faction ; by the menacing declarations and pro- bable views of Yeman Shah ; by the distribution of the army of Fort St. George , throughout various posts in the Carnatic , the island of Ceylon , and the eastern islands recently ...
Page 227
... army under the command of General Harris consisted , after the arrival of General Floyd , of thirty- five thousand , five hundred , and fifty - five fighting men , of whom eight thousand , seven hundred , and four were Europeans . The ...
... army under the command of General Harris consisted , after the arrival of General Floyd , of thirty- five thousand , five hundred , and fifty - five fighting men , of whom eight thousand , seven hundred , and four were Europeans . The ...
Page 254
... army of Italy , and the other that of Naples .'— The Austrian army occupied at a short distance the parallel line of the Adige , from the Italian Tyrol to beyond Rovigo . About 30,000 men were distributed along this line , while the army ...
... army of Italy , and the other that of Naples .'— The Austrian army occupied at a short distance the parallel line of the Adige , from the Italian Tyrol to beyond Rovigo . About 30,000 men were distributed along this line , while the army ...
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