The Atlantic Monthly, Том 73Atlantic Monthly Company, 1894 |
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... forces of Russia , Aus- tria , and France . It was believed that the latter would be compelled , for the defense of her own shores against these raids , — desultory , it is true , but yet uncertain as to the time and place where the ...
... forces of Russia , Aus- tria , and France . It was believed that the latter would be compelled , for the defense of her own shores against these raids , — desultory , it is true , but yet uncertain as to the time and place where the ...
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... force far exceeded Howe's ; and it was no thanks to the British government , but only to the admiral's sleepless vigi- lance and activity , seconded , as such qualities are apt to be , by at least an average degree of supineness on the ...
... force far exceeded Howe's ; and it was no thanks to the British government , but only to the admiral's sleepless vigi- lance and activity , seconded , as such qualities are apt to be , by at least an average degree of supineness on the ...
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... force , threatened by such heavy odds , to a junior officer be- fore the new commander in chief came . His resolution to remain was as happy for his renown as it was creditable to his character ; but when , after the brief campaign just ...
... force , threatened by such heavy odds , to a junior officer be- fore the new commander in chief came . His resolution to remain was as happy for his renown as it was creditable to his character ; but when , after the brief campaign just ...
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... forces of the French and Spaniards ; but , although thus impregnable to assault , it was now in the last extremity for provi- sions , and forty - nine ships of the line held it closely blockaded . To oppose these , and to introduce the ...
... forces of the French and Spaniards ; but , although thus impregnable to assault , it was now in the last extremity for provi- sions , and forty - nine ships of the line held it closely blockaded . To oppose these , and to introduce the ...
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... force opposed to it ; and Howe , wish- ing to compel battle , sent out six of his fastest and handiest ships . These were directed to concentrate their fire upon the rear of the French column , the weakest part , because , to be helped ...
... force opposed to it ; and Howe , wish- ing to compel battle , sent out six of his fastest and handiest ships . These were directed to concentrate their fire upon the rear of the French column , the weakest part , because , to be helped ...
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