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Page 75
... officers , who were his friends . At the end of June he joined his regiment , encamped upon a dry common , elevated above the plain , and sloping towards the sea at a few miles distance . The Colonel of this regiment is a father to his ...
... officers , who were his friends . At the end of June he joined his regiment , encamped upon a dry common , elevated above the plain , and sloping towards the sea at a few miles distance . The Colonel of this regiment is a father to his ...
Page 183
... officer , who ran to his sword . Down stairs runs Pennant , and the officer after him , through all the streets of Chester . But Pennant escaped , from superior local knowledge . A wag called this " Pennant's Tour in Chester . " Vol ...
... officer , who ran to his sword . Down stairs runs Pennant , and the officer after him , through all the streets of Chester . But Pennant escaped , from superior local knowledge . A wag called this " Pennant's Tour in Chester . " Vol ...
Page 396
... Officers , all feel their consequence and superiority . Every officer , Petty - officer , Seaman , and Marine , has his allotted post and duty . No useless hand impedes or discourages the general union and service . The plan is so ...
... Officers , all feel their consequence and superiority . Every officer , Petty - officer , Seaman , and Marine , has his allotted post and duty . No useless hand impedes or discourages the general union and service . The plan is so ...
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