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... fame nature were loft , it might afford no very imperfect tranfcript of the art of modern war in all its forms , whether by fea or by land . Though we are not astonished by the appearance of such im- menfe armies as have fo often ...
... fame nature were loft , it might afford no very imperfect tranfcript of the art of modern war in all its forms , whether by fea or by land . Though we are not astonished by the appearance of such im- menfe armies as have fo often ...
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... fame opi- nion with him ; and thereby to continue , their ufual friendly and neighbourly intercourse . The King of Pruffia's logical powers did not produce all the effect in this controverfy , which his arguments of a different na- ture ...
... fame opi- nion with him ; and thereby to continue , their ufual friendly and neighbourly intercourse . The King of Pruffia's logical powers did not produce all the effect in this controverfy , which his arguments of a different na- ture ...
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... fame , in which he was fure of not being disturbed by rivals or competitors , and of not having his heels trod upon by imitators . The bounty and kindness , extended by the Bishop of Lugo , to the British prifoners in Spain ...
... fame , in which he was fure of not being disturbed by rivals or competitors , and of not having his heels trod upon by imitators . The bounty and kindness , extended by the Bishop of Lugo , to the British prifoners in Spain ...
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... fame night to Staten Island ; while Washington continued to be amufed for fome days longer , with the appearances of an expedition up the North River , which probably had not been at all intended . Thus ended the fhort cam- paign in the ...
... fame night to Staten Island ; while Washington continued to be amufed for fome days longer , with the appearances of an expedition up the North River , which probably had not been at all intended . Thus ended the fhort cam- paign in the ...
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... fame fate . About fixty fail of tranfports from France , which had arrived that morning at Martinique , with ftores , and 2,500 troops on board , were all driven out to fea ; and both fhips and foldiers fuffered extremely . Several were ...
... fame fate . About fixty fail of tranfports from France , which had arrived that morning at Martinique , with ftores , and 2,500 troops on board , were all driven out to fea ; and both fhips and foldiers fuffered extremely . Several were ...
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