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He was speaking in the nineteenth still of opinion , that British policy never sus-
century , and in the British parliament and tained a greater shock , nor the British
cha- surely there wanted no arguments to prove , racter a deeper stain , than had
...
He was speaking in the nineteenth still of opinion , that British policy never sus-
century , and in the British parliament and tained a greater shock , nor the British
cha- surely there wanted no arguments to prove , racter a deeper stain , than had
...
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... for calling the deputies together , and to the British naThese steps are steps of
German men , That when the Tyrant's in his den tion for the decided , persevering
, and glori Come crowding round with midnight troud ous part which she had ...
... for calling the deputies together , and to the British naThese steps are steps of
German men , That when the Tyrant's in his den tion for the decided , persevering
, and glori Come crowding round with midnight troud ous part which she had ...
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Though nity ; -alluding particularly to the British the people in general possessed
real wealth , commander in Canada having selected from or the comforts and
necessaries of life , they American prisoners of war , and sent to Great had but
little ...
Though nity ; -alluding particularly to the British the people in general possessed
real wealth , commander in Canada having selected from or the comforts and
necessaries of life , they American prisoners of war , and sent to Great had but
little ...
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... and the attacks of the British general Harrison and commodore Chauncey , in
almost every part had been repulsed . ... of the weather . concludes by
contrasting the advantages On the 30th of December , a corps of British which the
war had ...
... and the attacks of the British general Harrison and commodore Chauncey , in
almost every part had been repulsed . ... of the weather . concludes by
contrasting the advantages On the 30th of December , a corps of British which the
war had ...
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In troops of Britain were so fully employed fact , though on some of the lakes the
British against Buonaparte that she could not send were occasionally successful ,
yet this success strong reinforcements to Canada . This was never of long ...
In troops of Britain were so fully employed fact , though on some of the lakes the
British against Buonaparte that she could not send were occasionally successful ,
yet this success strong reinforcements to Canada . This was never of long ...
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| Наслов | The History of the War: From the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Present Time, Том 3 The History of the War: From the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Present Time, Hewson Clarke |
| Аутор | Hewson Clarke |
| Издавач | T. Kinnersley, 1816 |
| Оригинал из | Јавна библиотека града Њујорка |
| Дигитализовано | 12 окт 2007 |
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