Annual Register of World Events, Том 241782 |
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... itself had probably its origin from fome of thofe delufive reprefenta- tions , which had fo often led to mifchievous or unreputable pur- fuits , concerning either the fa- vourable difpofition of the coun- try to the royal caufe , or the ...
... itself had probably its origin from fome of thofe delufive reprefenta- tions , which had fo often led to mifchievous or unreputable pur- fuits , concerning either the fa- vourable difpofition of the coun- try to the royal caufe , or the ...
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... itself the fources of in- efficacy , weakness , and decay . The Spanish troops being too much crowded on board their tranfports , that circumftance ope- rating with the length of the voy- age , the change of climate and diet , and above ...
... itself the fources of in- efficacy , weakness , and decay . The Spanish troops being too much crowded on board their tranfports , that circumftance ope- rating with the length of the voy- age , the change of climate and diet , and above ...
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... itself was ftill torn to pieces by internal commotions , which indeed feem- ed rather to increase than to lef- fen with lofs and defeat ; and that , as Sumpter , Marion , and their other leaders , had now made it a rule to mount all ...
... itself was ftill torn to pieces by internal commotions , which indeed feem- ed rather to increase than to lef- fen with lofs and defeat ; and that , as Sumpter , Marion , and their other leaders , had now made it a rule to mount all ...
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... itself , has long been the feat of a lucrative and prodigious commerce ; and indeed might be confidered as the grand free port of the Weft - Indies and America , and as a general market , and magazine , to all nations . Its richest ...
... itself , has long been the feat of a lucrative and prodigious commerce ; and indeed might be confidered as the grand free port of the Weft - Indies and America , and as a general market , and magazine , to all nations . Its richest ...
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... itself being en- tirely defenceless . and from the opportunity which the fort afforded to the enemy's fhips of efcaping up the river , had directed Colonel Eyre to attack the fort directly , and carry it by a coup de main . But upon his ...
... itself being en- tirely defenceless . and from the opportunity which the fort afforded to the enemy's fhips of efcaping up the river , had directed Colonel Eyre to attack the fort directly , and carry it by a coup de main . But upon his ...
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