The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... loss of more numerous armies than ever they had been stripped of fince the reign of Francis I. He generally accompanied the king through the courfe of his feve- ral campaigns , and on the 12th of Auguft , 1759 , when the Pruffian ar- my ...
... loss of more numerous armies than ever they had been stripped of fince the reign of Francis I. He generally accompanied the king through the courfe of his feve- ral campaigns , and on the 12th of Auguft , 1759 , when the Pruffian ar- my ...
Strana 301
... loss to the whole mufical world ; for he was a profef- for , whom I was not more defirous to hear perform , than ambitious to con- verfe with . I visited the ftreet and house where he had lived ; the church and grave where he was buri ...
... loss to the whole mufical world ; for he was a profef- for , whom I was not more defirous to hear perform , than ambitious to con- verfe with . I visited the ftreet and house where he had lived ; the church and grave where he was buri ...
Strana 391
... loss to us ; 1 mean , that the major commandant Henkel has surrendered to the enemy the fortrefs of Giurgiewo , in an unheard of manner , fince , according to his own confeffion , he was provided with every thing necessary to make a ...
... loss to us ; 1 mean , that the major commandant Henkel has surrendered to the enemy the fortrefs of Giurgiewo , in an unheard of manner , fince , according to his own confeffion , he was provided with every thing necessary to make a ...
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