Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... Scheldt , division could not be taken up , in the first in- and possessed themselves on the 2d of stance , high enough to attack the Breskens August of the important post of Batz , to Battery , the only one , from its situation , of ...
... Scheldt , division could not be taken up , in the first in- and possessed themselves on the 2d of stance , high enough to attack the Breskens August of the important post of Batz , to Battery , the only one , from its situation , of ...
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... Scheldt ; and it therefore seemed more advisable to have their assistance before Flushing , than that they should lie inactive in the Veer Gat ; and they might at any time be re - embarked from Rammekins in a few hours , whenever their ...
... Scheldt ; and it therefore seemed more advisable to have their assistance before Flushing , than that they should lie inactive in the Veer Gat ; and they might at any time be re - embarked from Rammekins in a few hours , whenever their ...
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... Scheldt , and the Ocean , shall | lessly mocked ? To know the true opinion compose the territory of the said army.- 3. All the French and allied troops , whe- ther naval or military , within that com- pass , shall form a part of the ...
... Scheldt , and the Ocean , shall | lessly mocked ? To know the true opinion compose the territory of the said army.- 3. All the French and allied troops , whe- ther naval or military , within that com- pass , shall form a part of the ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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