Annual Register, Volumen39Edmund Burke 1800 |
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... first time they were in action , they acquitted themfelves with great valour . They broke the line of the papal army , and carried the batteries opposed to them , at the point of the bayonet . Preffed in this manner , both in front and ...
... first time they were in action , they acquitted themfelves with great valour . They broke the line of the papal army , and carried the batteries opposed to them , at the point of the bayonet . Preffed in this manner , both in front and ...
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... first commanded by Maffena , effect- ed its paffage over , near Feltri , on the tenth of March , and compel led the Auftrians to withdraw to Belluno , higher up that river . The fecond divifion , under Serrurier , proceeded to Afola ...
... first commanded by Maffena , effect- ed its paffage over , near Feltri , on the tenth of March , and compel led the Auftrians to withdraw to Belluno , higher up that river . The fecond divifion , under Serrurier , proceeded to Afola ...
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... first step which they took , on this criti- cal emergency , was to difmifs the prefent minifters , and appoint others in their room , in whofe fidelity they could better confide . This was not done without occafioning violent complaints ...
... first step which they took , on this criti- cal emergency , was to difmifs the prefent minifters , and appoint others in their room , in whofe fidelity they could better confide . This was not done without occafioning violent complaints ...
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... first fum- mons , and poffibly hoped that they would be able to occafion much confufion before they were fubdued . While the French were thus vainly endeavouring to carry the war into the British dominions in Europe , the arms of ...
... first fum- mons , and poffibly hoped that they would be able to occafion much confufion before they were fubdued . While the French were thus vainly endeavouring to carry the war into the British dominions in Europe , the arms of ...
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... first measures , which were adopted to oppofe this dangerous evil he had always approved , and experi- ence had confirmed . What then was there now , in the afpect of public affairs , to require a deviation from a conduct fanctioned by ...
... first measures , which were adopted to oppofe this dangerous evil he had always approved , and experi- ence had confirmed . What then was there now , in the afpect of public affairs , to require a deviation from a conduct fanctioned by ...
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