Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 22Pub. for J. Hinton, 1758 |
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... thought , in all the boats , they could have landed from fifteen to eighteen hundred men ; they put but very few in the boats , that were to tow the long- boats ; but this is only matter of opinion ; he cannot poffibly ascertain the ...
... thought , in all the boats , they could have landed from fifteen to eighteen hundred men ; they put but very few in the boats , that were to tow the long- boats ; but this is only matter of opinion ; he cannot poffibly ascertain the ...
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... thought neceflary by feveral of the Council , who laid their fingers on that fort , imagining the guns from thence ... thought right , and would have acquiefced in any juftifiable measure , yet ) he conftantly thought it was the part of ...
... thought neceflary by feveral of the Council , who laid their fingers on that fort , imagining the guns from thence ... thought right , and would have acquiefced in any juftifiable measure , yet ) he conftantly thought it was the part of ...
Strana 176
... thought it not prudent to remove a General whofe troops were perpetually victorious , while he was at their head ; because this had in- fufed into his foldiers an opinion that they fhould always conquer , and into the enemy that they ...
... thought it not prudent to remove a General whofe troops were perpetually victorious , while he was at their head ; because this had in- fufed into his foldiers an opinion that they fhould always conquer , and into the enemy that they ...
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