The Continuation Of Mr. Rapin's History of England: From the Revolution to the Present Times, Volumen17for T. Osborne, J. Hodges, J. Robinson, H. Woodfall, W. Strahan, J. Rivington, J. Ward, R. Baldwin, W. Owen, W. Johnston, J. Richardson, P. Davey and B. Law, G. Keith, T. Longman, T. Field, T. Caslon, S. Crowder, H. Woodgate, M. Cooper, and C. Ware, 1758 - 576 páginas |
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... leave their poft , and throw themselves into the hedges on the other fide of the plain , whither the ene- my feemed to be marching with great diligence . On that fide of the plain were no more than two battalions of ma- jor - general ...
... leave their poft , and throw themselves into the hedges on the other fide of the plain , whither the ene- my feemed to be marching with great diligence . On that fide of the plain were no more than two battalions of ma- jor - general ...
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... leaving great num- bers of prifoners behind them . Their dragoons favoured their retreat , and , to fave the troops of the houfhold , re- ceived several discharges from the confederate infantry , and were most of them either killed or ...
... leaving great num- bers of prifoners behind them . Their dragoons favoured their retreat , and , to fave the troops of the houfhold , re- ceived several discharges from the confederate infantry , and were most of them either killed or ...
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... leave off the pursuit , there being but one road , fecured by hedges and ditches , lined with the enemy's grenadiers ; but no place for the confede rate cavalry to form themfelves in . On this occafion feveral officers of the grenadiers ...
... leave off the pursuit , there being but one road , fecured by hedges and ditches , lined with the enemy's grenadiers ; but no place for the confede rate cavalry to form themfelves in . On this occafion feveral officers of the grenadiers ...
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... leave the befiegers at liberty to carry on their attacks without in- terruption . The confederates , thus finding it impracticable to bring The coun- the enemy to a battle , thought fit to ftorm the counterfcarp tericarp is of Lifle ...
... leave the befiegers at liberty to carry on their attacks without in- terruption . The confederates , thus finding it impracticable to bring The coun- the enemy to a battle , thought fit to ftorm the counterfcarp tericarp is of Lifle ...
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... leaving all his artillery and wounded men behind him . The duke came to Bruffels on the 29th of November in the morning , to take proper measures for fending a fupyly of ammunition and ftores to the fiege of the citadel of Lifle , and ...
... leaving all his artillery and wounded men behind him . The duke came to Bruffels on the 29th of November in the morning , to take proper measures for fending a fupyly of ammunition and ftores to the fiege of the citadel of Lifle , and ...
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