Flower's Political review and monthly register. (monthly miscellany) [afterw.] The Political review and monthly mirror of the times, Том 5Benjamin Flower 1809 |
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... military ; passing decrees for re - establishing those pests of the world and of the church , the societies of the jesuits , and have been exciting their countrymen to contend for the preservation of those orders and institutions , for ...
... military ; passing decrees for re - establishing those pests of the world and of the church , the societies of the jesuits , and have been exciting their countrymen to contend for the preservation of those orders and institutions , for ...
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... military chest lost ; " the troops instead of firing at the enemy , principally engaged in shooting their own horses , unable to proceed , without shoes and without forage ; one regiment thus losing 750 out of 800 ; " the carcases of ...
... military chest lost ; " the troops instead of firing at the enemy , principally engaged in shooting their own horses , unable to proceed , without shoes and without forage ; one regiment thus losing 750 out of 800 ; " the carcases of ...
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... military aid , we shall hardly expose ourselves to derision , a second time , by sending a fleet and an army , without knowing how they are to be employed , and which , on our com- manders declining to comply with the requisitions of ...
... military aid , we shall hardly expose ourselves to derision , a second time , by sending a fleet and an army , without knowing how they are to be employed , and which , on our com- manders declining to comply with the requisitions of ...
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... military equipment , and 900,000 infantry , were , on the " part of Englaud , carrying folly to the utmost extreme ; it betrays " indeed a greediness for disgrace : it is , in fiue , to administer the af- " fairs of England just as the ...
... military equipment , and 900,000 infantry , were , on the " part of Englaud , carrying folly to the utmost extreme ; it betrays " indeed a greediness for disgrace : it is , in fiue , to administer the af- " fairs of England just as the ...
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... military departments , in the latter more particularly , engross the attention of all ranks and degrees ; and what may be the consequences , it is impossible to fore- tel . Exclusive , however , of the important discussions alluded to ...
... military departments , in the latter more particularly , engross the attention of all ranks and degrees ; and what may be the consequences , it is impossible to fore- tel . Exclusive , however , of the important discussions alluded to ...
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