The London Quarterly Review, Volumen15Theodore Foster, 1817 |
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... look to their own gentry for leaders ; the opportunity was favourable ; nor can it now be doubted , that if the Bourbon princes and the allied powers had known how to profit by the numerous opportunities offered them in these western ...
... look to their own gentry for leaders ; the opportunity was favourable ; nor can it now be doubted , that if the Bourbon princes and the allied powers had known how to profit by the numerous opportunities offered them in these western ...
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... look on with confidence to their eventual success ; and some there were who talked with no little compla- eency of the rewards which they might expect from the king . The most unhappy man in the army was Marshal Donnissan , Victo ...
... look on with confidence to their eventual success ; and some there were who talked with no little compla- eency of the rewards which they might expect from the king . The most unhappy man in the army was Marshal Donnissan , Victo ...
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... look after their farms and their oxen ; till at length , in spite of every exertion , he had only eight soldiers left . Foreseeing this , he had sent into the Bocage as much artillery and ammunition as he could remove ; and leaving ...
... look after their farms and their oxen ; till at length , in spite of every exertion , he had only eight soldiers left . Foreseeing this , he had sent into the Bocage as much artillery and ammunition as he could remove ; and leaving ...
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... look danger steadily in the face , and go through with the work of blood , in which the others from compunction would have stopped half way . One of their first measures concerning the Vendeans was a direct violation of one of the most ...
... look danger steadily in the face , and go through with the work of blood , in which the others from compunction would have stopped half way . One of their first measures concerning the Vendeans was a direct violation of one of the most ...
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... look . When the duke pronounces on him the first part of his sentence , confiscation of his wealth , she rushes forward rejoicing , ' Oh , we'll be poor again ! Oh , I forgive thee , we'll be poor and happy , ' & c . and when he ends ...
... look . When the duke pronounces on him the first part of his sentence , confiscation of his wealth , she rushes forward rejoicing , ' Oh , we'll be poor again ! Oh , I forgive thee , we'll be poor and happy , ' & c . and when he ends ...
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