Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... army , and on the other , these corps Buonaparte , who , it seems , according to were to detach to their right , to facilitate the information of the prisoners , arrived the attack of the corps of General Mere- from the other part of his ...
... army , and on the other , these corps Buonaparte , who , it seems , according to were to detach to their right , to facilitate the information of the prisoners , arrived the attack of the corps of General Mere- from the other part of his ...
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... army , and weapon had scarce accomplished the point with this formidable reinforcement , the of paralysing a solid square of infantry , Northern army was to attack from the which after one fire delivered themselves heights of Faucha ...
... army , and weapon had scarce accomplished the point with this formidable reinforcement , the of paralysing a solid square of infantry , Northern army was to attack from the which after one fire delivered themselves heights of Faucha ...
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... army , commanded by the Em- feated under the walls of that town : ask of them if they did not see the army fly before our victorious troops , if they have not seen the trophies of our victory , consisting of 50 pieces of cannon , of ...
... army , commanded by the Em- feated under the walls of that town : ask of them if they did not see the army fly before our victorious troops , if they have not seen the trophies of our victory , consisting of 50 pieces of cannon , of ...
Contenido
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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