The North American Review, Band 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... whole nego- tiation was enveloped in a veil of the deepest mystery . At Rome the Bailli de Tencin and Cardinal Acquaviva acted as agents for France , and not a word was said to the ambassador . Charles Edward , the most important ...
... whole nego- tiation was enveloped in a veil of the deepest mystery . At Rome the Bailli de Tencin and Cardinal Acquaviva acted as agents for France , and not a word was said to the ambassador . Charles Edward , the most important ...
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... whole army pressed forward in battle order . On the right was the Duke of Perth , at the head of the MacDonalds , who claimed this as the post which Bruce himself had as- signed them on the field of Bannockburn . The Camerons 2 * 1847 ...
... whole army pressed forward in battle order . On the right was the Duke of Perth , at the head of the MacDonalds , who claimed this as the post which Bruce himself had as- signed them on the field of Bannockburn . The Camerons 2 * 1847 ...
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... whole of his enterprise , Charles Edward felt that the boldest measures were the wisest . A small garrison was placed in Carlisle , and on the 21st of November the army was again put in motion , with the cavalry in advance . In ...
... whole of his enterprise , Charles Edward felt that the boldest measures were the wisest . A small garrison was placed in Carlisle , and on the 21st of November the army was again put in motion , with the cavalry in advance . In ...
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... whole army were marching in that direction . Cumberland fell into the snare , and prepared himself for battle . Meanwhile , the prince was pressing for- ward in two columns , by Congleton and Gasworth , to Der- by , which he entered in ...
... whole army were marching in that direction . Cumberland fell into the snare , and prepared himself for battle . Meanwhile , the prince was pressing for- ward in two columns , by Congleton and Gasworth , to Der- by , which he entered in ...
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... whole scene had been con- certed . The Duke of Perth alone stood aloof , leaning his head upon the mantelpiece , and with a dejected counte- nance , which seemed to say that this was one of those occa- sions in which the prince's will ...
... whole scene had been con- certed . The Duke of Perth alone stood aloof , leaning his head upon the mantelpiece , and with a dejected counte- nance , which seemed to say that this was one of those occa- sions in which the prince's will ...
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