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Page 107
... enemy may be more protracted than he supposes . The great difficulty would be to prevail on whole towns to leave their property behind them , and to fly with only a few wooden spoons and trenchers .'- It may be adviseable to make the ...
... enemy may be more protracted than he supposes . The great difficulty would be to prevail on whole towns to leave their property behind them , and to fly with only a few wooden spoons and trenchers .'- It may be adviseable to make the ...
Page 283
... enemy , an immediate attack was determined upon . The English were accordingly formed , and advanced under a heavy fire against a redoubt of uncommon size and strength , erected upon a height in front of the village . After firing three ...
... enemy , an immediate attack was determined upon . The English were accordingly formed , and advanced under a heavy fire against a redoubt of uncommon size and strength , erected upon a height in front of the village . After firing three ...
Page 323
... enemy are thus divided , by cutting off the communication between their two principal ports . It has been necessary too , for the pur- pose of protecting our Mediterranean trade , and for annoying that of the enemy . The presence of a ...
... enemy are thus divided , by cutting off the communication between their two principal ports . It has been necessary too , for the pur- pose of protecting our Mediterranean trade , and for annoying that of the enemy . The presence of a ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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