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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... matter , we had above ten thousand men killed , wounded , or taken . The action was very ill managed on our fide ; for , inftead of attacking the enemy when they began to pafs the Scheld near Oudenard at eleven in the morning , we let ...
... matter , we had above ten thousand men killed , wounded , or taken . The action was very ill managed on our fide ; for , inftead of attacking the enemy when they began to pafs the Scheld near Oudenard at eleven in the morning , we let ...
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... matter of the greateft confe- exercise their religion in Silefia , as by count Wratislaw's conven- tion at Alt Ranftadt the Luthe- rans are to enjoy . Count Guido of Staremberg is declared gene- ral for Spain , without confulting ...
... matter of the greateft confe- exercise their religion in Silefia , as by count Wratislaw's conven- tion at Alt Ranftadt the Luthe- rans are to enjoy . Count Guido of Staremberg is declared gene- ral for Spain , without confulting ...
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... Vienna would come to reafon , in relation to the fend- ing prince Eugene to Spain ; but that matter feems to be quite over , and Staremberg will be the man . ranean ranean to bring troops from Italy , for the ftrengthening 70 THE HISTORY.
... Vienna would come to reafon , in relation to the fend- ing prince Eugene to Spain ; but that matter feems to be quite over , and Staremberg will be the man . ranean ranean to bring troops from Italy , for the ftrengthening 70 THE HISTORY.
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... matter there , and ftretching therefore to the northward with an easy fail , they drew as well as they could into a line of battle . The admiral , who wore a white pennant at the main - top - maft - head , in the center , the vice ...
... matter there , and ftretching therefore to the northward with an easy fail , they drew as well as they could into a line of battle . The admiral , who wore a white pennant at the main - top - maft - head , in the center , the vice ...
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... whatfoever , he should be obliged to take other meafures , and retire without recredentials , ' leaving the whole matter to the management of his Czarish majefty , 66 1708 . " majefty , his mafter , as the OF ENGLAND . 93 .
... whatfoever , he should be obliged to take other meafures , and retire without recredentials , ' leaving the whole matter to the management of his Czarish majefty , 66 1708 . " majefty , his mafter , as the OF ENGLAND . 93 .
Términos y frases comunes
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