The London Quarterly Review, Volumen15Theodore Foster, 1817 |
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... fact , ' says M. de Puisaye , may have been charged with circumstances more odious , and barbarities which were never committed ; but unhappily the grounds for such exaggerations were but too true . Nantes , which would have opened its ...
... fact , ' says M. de Puisaye , may have been charged with circumstances more odious , and barbarities which were never committed ; but unhappily the grounds for such exaggerations were but too true . Nantes , which would have opened its ...
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... fact he could not depend upon his troops ; they were so panic- stricken that he could not even prevail upon the cavalry to make a reconnoissance ; accordingly he retreated upon Thouars in disor- der , abandoning almost all his ...
... fact he could not depend upon his troops ; they were so panic- stricken that he could not even prevail upon the cavalry to make a reconnoissance ; accordingly he retreated upon Thouars in disor- der , abandoning almost all his ...
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... fact rests upon other testimony than that of his widow ) to have saved not less than twenty thousand republicans , who , but for his interference and exertion , would have been put to death , in just reprisal for the cruelties of their ...
... fact rests upon other testimony than that of his widow ) to have saved not less than twenty thousand republicans , who , but for his interference and exertion , would have been put to death , in just reprisal for the cruelties of their ...
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... fact that he had served the government with fidelity . Another attempt was made by the republicans to enter the Bocage from the side of Anjou by the Pont de Cé : the roy- alists gave them battle ; on both sides great blunders were ...
... fact that he had served the government with fidelity . Another attempt was made by the republicans to enter the Bocage from the side of Anjou by the Pont de Cé : the roy- alists gave them battle ; on both sides great blunders were ...
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... fact . It is but too certain that ignorant and brutalized man is more ferocious and cruel than the wildest beast : but we hope and believe that in no other country upon earth could men and soldiers have been found to perpetrate ...
... fact . It is but too certain that ignorant and brutalized man is more ferocious and cruel than the wildest beast : but we hope and believe that in no other country upon earth could men and soldiers have been found to perpetrate ...
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