An Abridgment of The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar, to the Death of George II. By Dr. GoldsmithB. Law; G. Robinson; G. Kearsly; T. Davies; T. Beckit [sic], T. Cadell, and T. Evans, 1782 - 356 trang |
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... field upon great occafions . They likewife ufed cha- riots in battle , which , with fhort scythes faftened to the ends of the axle - trees , inflicted terrible wounds , fpreading terror and devaftation wherefoever they drove . Nor while ...
... field upon great occafions . They likewife ufed cha- riots in battle , which , with fhort scythes faftened to the ends of the axle - trees , inflicted terrible wounds , fpreading terror and devaftation wherefoever they drove . Nor while ...
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... field . The con- ditions offered by Cæfar , and accepted by him were , that he fhould fend to the continent double the num- ber of hoftages at firft demanded , and that he fhould . acknowledge fubjection to the Romans . Cæfar , however ...
... field . The con- ditions offered by Cæfar , and accepted by him were , that he fhould fend to the continent double the num- ber of hoftages at firft demanded , and that he fhould . acknowledge fubjection to the Romans . Cæfar , however ...
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... field , and an infinite number were made prifo- ners , while Boadicea herfelf , fearing to fall into the hands of the enraged victor , put an end to her life . by poifon . The general who finally eftablifhed the dominion- of the Romans ...
... field , and an infinite number were made prifo- ners , while Boadicea herfelf , fearing to fall into the hands of the enraged victor , put an end to her life . by poifon . The general who finally eftablifhed the dominion- of the Romans ...
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... field , the Danish and English nobility , equally harraffed by thefe convul fions , obliged their kings to come to a compromife , and to divide the kingdom between thein by treaty . Canute referved to himself the northen parts of the ...
... field , the Danish and English nobility , equally harraffed by thefe convul fions , obliged their kings to come to a compromife , and to divide the kingdom between thein by treaty . Canute referved to himself the northen parts of the ...
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... ther , he led them over into Normandy , where he foon compelled Robert and his adherents to quit the field , and he was quickly reinftated in all his domi- nions , William William had fcarcely put an end to this tranfaction , WILLIAM I. 33.
... ther , he led them over into Normandy , where he foon compelled Robert and his adherents to quit the field , and he was quickly reinftated in all his domi- nions , William William had fcarcely put an end to this tranfaction , WILLIAM I. 33.
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