 | 1852 - 676 str.
...arrangements to bring 76,000 bayonets to the support of the national guard of 190,000 men. General Cavaignnc carried the orders of the government into effect as...effective strength of the garde mobile, the garde républicaine, and the gardiens de Paris, the effective number of the garrison in and around the capital... | |
 | 1852 - 580 str.
...190,000 men. General Cavaignac carried the orders of the government into effect as fast as quartere could be provided. Lamartine every day inquired as...effective strength of the garde mobile, the garde républicaine, and the gardiens de Paris, the effective number of the garrison in and around the capital... | |
 | 1852 - 438 str.
...1!)0,OOU men. General Cavaignac carried the orders of the Government into effect as fast as quarters c'mld be provided. Lamartine every day inquired as to the...account the effective strength of the Garde Mobile, the Gnrde R£publicaine, and the Gardiens de Paris, the effective number of the garrison in and around... | |
 | 1852 - 588 str.
...190,000 men. General Cavaignae earried the orders of the government into effeet as fast as quarters eould be provided. Lamartine every day inquired as to the...given, and the troops are in movement" Taking into aeeount the effeetive strength of the garde mobile, the garde republieaine, and the gardiens de Paris,... | |
 | 1852 - 1182 str.
...carried the orders of the government into effect as fast as quarters could be provided. Lfimnrtine every day inquired as to the arrival of the troops, and was told, "The orders have 1мч-п «íiven, and the troops are in movement." Taking bilo account the effective strength of the... | |
 | Men - 1853 - 472 str.
...a fortnight before the insurrection broke out, the Government had made arrangements to bring 75.000 bayonets to the support of the National Guard of 190,000...garrison in and around the capital at the end of June was 4S,000 men. The steps taken by Government to break up the useless Ateliers Nationaux precipitated the... | |
 | 1853 - 464 str.
...series of decrees of public security, that the Minister of War immediately order up to Paris yO,000 men more." This proposal was unanimously adopted ;...troops, and was told, " The orders have been given, aud the troops are in movement." Taking into account the effective strength of the Garde Mobile, the... | |
 | Alaric Alexander Watts - 1856 - 1032 str.
...Guard of 190,000 men. General Cavaignac carried the orders of the Government into execution as rapidly strrriuih of the Garde Mobile, the Garde Républicaine, and the Gardiens de Paris, the effective number... | |
 | 1886 - 562 str.
...ninety thousand men. General Cavaignac carried the orders of the government into execution as rapidly as quarters could be provided. Lamartine every day...effective strength of the Garde Mobile, the Garde Républicaine and the Gardiens de Paris, the effective number of the garrison in and around the capital... | |
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Government had made arrangements to bring 75.000 bayonets to the support of the National Guard of 190,000 men. General Cavaignac carried the orders of the Government into effect as fast as quarters could be provided. Lamartine every day inquired as to... 