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His rapid marches , acrofs ravines and precipices , and over mountains , where no traces of roads exified , had compelled him to leave behind the greater part of his heavy artillery ; while his army , from the rigours of the feason ...
His rapid marches , acrofs ravines and precipices , and over mountains , where no traces of roads exified , had compelled him to leave behind the greater part of his heavy artillery ; while his army , from the rigours of the feason ...
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The home army contained all the troops which might be confidered as ferving for the defence of the country ; guards , regulars of every defcription , and fencibles . The army , at home , amounted to fixty thoufand feven hundred and ...
The home army contained all the troops which might be confidered as ferving for the defence of the country ; guards , regulars of every defcription , and fencibles . The army , at home , amounted to fixty thoufand feven hundred and ...
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WHILST the French army was engaged in the defiles of Styria , and left far behind them Italy and the principal establishments of the army , where only a small number of battalions remained , this was the conduct of the government of ...
WHILST the French army was engaged in the defiles of Styria , and left far behind them Italy and the principal establishments of the army , where only a small number of battalions remained , this was the conduct of the government of ...
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Comparative View of the Confederacy and the French Republic at the Clofe | 1 |
Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 17 |
Note of Mr Wickham to the Helvetic Body on his recall Nov 22 257 | 26 |
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