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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... enemy ; and a few , in the wildness of their exultation , fired their guns in the air . A ball from one of these ... enemies , as well as of his friends . The king was still absent , the troops scattered , the cabinet taken by surprise ...
... enemy ; and a few , in the wildness of their exultation , fired their guns in the air . A ball from one of these ... enemies , as well as of his friends . The king was still absent , the troops scattered , the cabinet taken by surprise ...
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... enemy . The trench was immediately opened , the Duke of Perth and Marquis of Tullibardine working , as they had fought , at the head of their men ; the batteries were planted within eighty - five yards of the parapet , in spite of the ...
... enemy . The trench was immediately opened , the Duke of Perth and Marquis of Tullibardine working , as they had fought , at the head of their men ; the batteries were planted within eighty - five yards of the parapet , in spite of the ...
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... enemy at Newcastle , or to march directly upon London . The former , could they have counted upon meeting Wade in the field , would have been the wiser course ; for in case of defeat , the frontier of Scot- land was close at hand to ...
... enemy at Newcastle , or to march directly upon London . The former , could they have counted upon meeting Wade in the field , would have been the wiser course ; for in case of defeat , the frontier of Scot- land was close at hand to ...
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... enemy , a party of thirty horse was sent forward on the Newcastle road , as if the whole army were marching in that direction . Cumberland fell into the snare , and prepared himself for battle . Meanwhile , the prince was pressing for ...
... enemy , a party of thirty horse was sent forward on the Newcastle road , as if the whole army were marching in that direction . Cumberland fell into the snare , and prepared himself for battle . Meanwhile , the prince was pressing for ...
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... enemy ; and some , too , from London , which , though less decided , still gave a flattering picture of his prospects . He instantly summoned his council , and laid his despatches before them , trusting that they , too , would catch new ...
... enemy ; and some , too , from London , which , though less decided , still gave a flattering picture of his prospects . He instantly summoned his council , and laid his despatches before them , trusting that they , too , would catch new ...
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