Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 30Pub. for J. Hinton, 1762 |
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... enemy by Inch . That he expected 6000 men from England every minute , they having been fhipped eight days before . That he had ftores and victuals for the town , and was refolved to relieve them . That England and Scotland were in a ...
... enemy by Inch . That he expected 6000 men from England every minute , they having been fhipped eight days before . That he had ftores and victuals for the town , and was refolved to relieve them . That England and Scotland were in a ...
Strana 157
... enemy . The light infantry effected their attempt ; and , while the grenadiers were driving the enemy from poft to poft , they got up- on their left , which helped to complete the event of the day . The enemy's works were now fuc ...
... enemy . The light infantry effected their attempt ; and , while the grenadiers were driving the enemy from poft to poft , they got up- on their left , which helped to complete the event of the day . The enemy's works were now fuc ...
Strana 158
... enemy might have kept us much longer , as it would have been abfolutely neceflary to have made two or three breaches , which must have taken fome time . In the feveral attacks I am credibly informed , that the enemy had not less than ...
... enemy might have kept us much longer , as it would have been abfolutely neceflary to have made two or three breaches , which must have taken fome time . In the feveral attacks I am credibly informed , that the enemy had not less than ...
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