Annual Register of World Events, Том 501808 |
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... sion of Dupont's army , posted under the immediate orders of general Wedel . General Dupont , in this straitened and perilous situation , dispatched messenger af- ter messenger to Madrid , calling loudly for reinforcements . A divi- sion ...
... sion of Dupont's army , posted under the immediate orders of general Wedel . General Dupont , in this straitened and perilous situation , dispatched messenger af- ter messenger to Madrid , calling loudly for reinforcements . A divi- sion ...
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... sion of the French , found them . selves without a government , and without communication with each other , have not shewn themselves terrible or bloody , except towards their enemies , and well know how to meliorate their institutions ...
... sion of the French , found them . selves without a government , and without communication with each other , have not shewn themselves terrible or bloody , except towards their enemies , and well know how to meliorate their institutions ...
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... sion of reverence and respect , is ridiculed or reprobated among them as an act of folly , or as indicating a contempt of propriety and de- cency . These and similar opinions are universal ; hence they are in- vincibly attached to the ...
... sion of reverence and respect , is ridiculed or reprobated among them as an act of folly , or as indicating a contempt of propriety and de- cency . These and similar opinions are universal ; hence they are in- vincibly attached to the ...
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Papers relative to the Expedition to Copenhagenand for certain | 19 |
sundry Papers relating to that Affair The Expedition defended | 57 |
Commercial Warfare Orders of Council a Subject of unusual keen | 74 |
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