Cobbett's Political Register, Bände 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... opinion grown into a vulgar maxim , that one Eug- lish soldier was equal to three French sol- diers . I grant , that the opinion was erro- neous , and the maxim that of the vulgar , imposed upon by crafty men . But , it is undeniable ...
... opinion grown into a vulgar maxim , that one Eug- lish soldier was equal to three French sol- diers . I grant , that the opinion was erro- neous , and the maxim that of the vulgar , imposed upon by crafty men . But , it is undeniable ...
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... opinion of the Commander of the Forces , and of the Lieutenant - General commanding their ca- valry , their displeasure having been expressed or implied in a letter from the Adjutant - General of the Forces , to Major - General Lord Ed ...
... opinion of the Commander of the Forces , and of the Lieutenant - General commanding their ca- valry , their displeasure having been expressed or implied in a letter from the Adjutant - General of the Forces , to Major - General Lord Ed ...
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... opinion of their Commander's personal conduct , which neither their general experience of the service , nor their knowledge of the alleged facts ( as appears from their own evidence ) , could sauction or justify , and which opinion ...
... opinion of their Commander's personal conduct , which neither their general experience of the service , nor their knowledge of the alleged facts ( as appears from their own evidence ) , could sauction or justify , and which opinion ...
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Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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