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Page 247
... possessed of a deeper insight into the views of its principal cabinets . The Generals Bonaparte , Moreau , Massena , and ... possess the most eminent professional attainments . It may reasonably be supposed , however , that each of these ...
... possessed of a deeper insight into the views of its principal cabinets . The Generals Bonaparte , Moreau , Massena , and ... possess the most eminent professional attainments . It may reasonably be supposed , however , that each of these ...
Page 259
... possessed rather the instinct of war than any deep knowledge of its art - that he had more energy of character , than ... possess great merit : In vain would a campaign be sought for in history , so calculated as that which has just been ...
... possessed rather the instinct of war than any deep knowledge of its art - that he had more energy of character , than ... possess great merit : In vain would a campaign be sought for in history , so calculated as that which has just been ...
Page 367
... possessed -- the spirited- efforts which were made by the armed inhabitants of Italy and of Switzerland to second them ... possess , would be exhausted in repairing the losses which she would then have suffered : that at this period she ...
... possessed -- the spirited- efforts which were made by the armed inhabitants of Italy and of Switzerland to second them ... possess , would be exhausted in repairing the losses which she would then have suffered : that at this period she ...
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