The European Magazine, and London Review, Volumen36Philological Society of London, 1799 |
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... Marthal Suwarrow with the fiege of Pizzighetone , has fent his First Lieutenant Rimcle with the particulars of the capture of that place on the 10th . General Baron Sekendorff and Count Hohenzollern had previously furrounded the ...
... Marthal Suwarrow with the fiege of Pizzighetone , has fent his First Lieutenant Rimcle with the particulars of the capture of that place on the 10th . General Baron Sekendorff and Count Hohenzollern had previously furrounded the ...
Página 54
... Marthal Lieutenant Kaim fummoned the fortrefs to furrender . The Go vernor replied , that he had orders from his Government to defend himself , and that he could not enter into negociation . The fire was therefore continued by our brave ...
... Marthal Lieutenant Kaim fummoned the fortrefs to furrender . The Go vernor replied , that he had orders from his Government to defend himself , and that he could not enter into negociation . The fire was therefore continued by our brave ...
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... Marthal Suwarrow , with accounts of the further progress of the army under his command . The head - quarters were on the 13th inft . at Tortona , the citadel of which had only an inconfiderable garrifon . General Moreau had collected ...
... Marthal Suwarrow , with accounts of the further progress of the army under his command . The head - quarters were on the 13th inft . at Tortona , the citadel of which had only an inconfiderable garrifon . General Moreau had collected ...
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... Marthal hopes , that by means of thefe different operations , combined with thofe of Field Marshal Lieut . Bellegarde , the enemy will be fpeedily driven from the Valteline . Field Marshal Suwarrow has detached Field Marshal Lieut ...
... Marthal hopes , that by means of thefe different operations , combined with thofe of Field Marshal Lieut . Bellegarde , the enemy will be fpeedily driven from the Valteline . Field Marshal Suwarrow has detached Field Marshal Lieut ...
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... Marthal Lieutenant Count de Bellegarde will advance towards Coire and Fulis . From all which it may be concluded that this corps of the enemy , confifting of 7000 men , is in a most critical fituation , from VOL , XXXVI . JULY 1799 ...
... Marthal Lieutenant Count de Bellegarde will advance towards Coire and Fulis . From all which it may be concluded that this corps of the enemy , confifting of 7000 men , is in a most critical fituation , from VOL , XXXVI . JULY 1799 ...
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