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Page 473
... enter Spain , and to pass with a body of Spaniards into Portugal . A farther corps of 40,000 French was to be assembled at Bayonne , with leave to enter Spain and march on Portugal if the English should threaten the latter . At At this ...
... enter Spain , and to pass with a body of Spaniards into Portugal . A farther corps of 40,000 French was to be assembled at Bayonne , with leave to enter Spain and march on Portugal if the English should threaten the latter . At At this ...
Page 511
... enter on the field of battle , and by their colossal size and weight to rivet the attention of Italy in common with the rest of the world . Nobles who were once almost the equals were now become the slaves of monarchs ; armies were no ...
... enter on the field of battle , and by their colossal size and weight to rivet the attention of Italy in common with the rest of the world . Nobles who were once almost the equals were now become the slaves of monarchs ; armies were no ...
Page 524
... enter the town . The Marshal proceeded immediately to Custrin ; and , while he was talking over this unexpected event with Gudin , the first magistrate of the town ( at whose house we had alighted ) endea- voured , in a private ...
... enter the town . The Marshal proceeded immediately to Custrin ; and , while he was talking over this unexpected event with Gudin , the first magistrate of the town ( at whose house we had alighted ) endea- voured , in a private ...
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