The European Magazine, and London Review, Količina 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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... Officer , then rode at him , and attempted to cut him down ; but just as the point of the fword was falling , his ... Officers who went to him in the course of the action , returned without knowing from his manner or appearance that ...
... Officer , then rode at him , and attempted to cut him down ; but just as the point of the fword was falling , his ... Officers who went to him in the course of the action , returned without knowing from his manner or appearance that ...
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... Officers . The Duke of Cumberland would have objected to the claufe if he did not know it to be conftitutional ; as it did not go to appoint Officers from the Army to the ex- clufion of Country Gentlemen . The converfation then turned ...
... Officers . The Duke of Cumberland would have objected to the claufe if he did not know it to be conftitutional ; as it did not go to appoint Officers from the Army to the ex- clufion of Country Gentlemen . The converfation then turned ...
Stran 385
... Officers would enter the Militia in preference to the regular fervice . Were the Bill put in force , he could almost wish that qualified Officers would leave their regiments . The Secretary at War replied , that no part of the Bill was ...
... Officers would enter the Militia in preference to the regular fervice . Were the Bill put in force , he could almost wish that qualified Officers would leave their regiments . The Secretary at War replied , that no part of the Bill was ...
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