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Page 226
... Russian troops , and the second giving a sketch of Beningzen's campaign from Novem- ber 1806 to July 1807. The former , being the more important , will occupy the greater share of our notice ; while to the latter our limits will permit ...
... Russian troops , and the second giving a sketch of Beningzen's campaign from Novem- ber 1806 to July 1807. The former , being the more important , will occupy the greater share of our notice ; while to the latter our limits will permit ...
Page 235
The Russian officer , although frequently making the greatest physical exertions , is , however , inclined to indolent habits when not on actual duty ; loves his sleep after food , and dislikes to walk or ride far . His general mode of ...
The Russian officer , although frequently making the greatest physical exertions , is , however , inclined to indolent habits when not on actual duty ; loves his sleep after food , and dislikes to walk or ride far . His general mode of ...
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... Russian line stood more exposed . Bonaparte , more confi- dent and less patient than at Austerlitz , made two massy co- lumns move forwards , one against the Russian right , the other against the centre : but , after they had advanced ...
... Russian line stood more exposed . Bonaparte , more confi- dent and less patient than at Austerlitz , made two massy co- lumns move forwards , one against the Russian right , the other against the centre : but , after they had advanced ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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