The history of England, from the earliest times to the death of George II.J. F.&C. Rivington, 1784 |
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... poffeffion by for- tifying camps , building fortreffes , and planting colonies . The other parts of the country either thought themselves in no danger , or continued patient fpectators of the approach- ing devastation . M. Caractacus ...
... poffeffion by for- tifying camps , building fortreffes , and planting colonies . The other parts of the country either thought themselves in no danger , or continued patient fpectators of the approach- ing devastation . M. Caractacus ...
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... poffeffion of a very advantageous poft upon an inacceffible mountain , washed by a deep and rapid ftream . The unfortunate British general , when he faw the enemy approaching , drew up his army , compofed of different tribes , and going ...
... poffeffion of a very advantageous poft upon an inacceffible mountain , washed by a deep and rapid ftream . The unfortunate British general , when he faw the enemy approaching , drew up his army , compofed of different tribes , and going ...
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... poffeffion of the whole ; and when Boadicea , the widow of the deceased , at- tempted to remonftrate , he ordered her to be scourged like a flave , and violated the chastity of her daughters . Thefe outrages were fuffi- cient to produce ...
... poffeffion of the whole ; and when Boadicea , the widow of the deceased , at- tempted to remonftrate , he ordered her to be scourged like a flave , and violated the chastity of her daughters . Thefe outrages were fuffi- cient to produce ...
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... poffeffion of the form of their requeft , as left us by Wittichindus , a cotemporary historian of fome credit . " The poor and diftreffed Britons , " almost worn out by hoftile invasions , and harraffed by continual incurfions , are hum ...
... poffeffion of the form of their requeft , as left us by Wittichindus , a cotemporary historian of fome credit . " The poor and diftreffed Britons , " almost worn out by hoftile invasions , and harraffed by continual incurfions , are hum ...
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... poffeffions , and though he fought them with doubtful advantage , yet he reftored the British intereft and dominion ... poffeffion of the king- dom of Kent , comprehending also Middlesex and Effex , fixing his royal feat at Canterbury ...
... poffeffions , and though he fought them with doubtful advantage , yet he reftored the British intereft and dominion ... poffeffion of the king- dom of Kent , comprehending also Middlesex and Effex , fixing his royal feat at Canterbury ...
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