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... manner , as will render them productive of any great advantage . The fortune of the Ruffians at Chifme , in the late war , will hardly be found an ex- ception . Though the Spaniards laboured hard in pushing on their works to- wards the ...
... manner , as will render them productive of any great advantage . The fortune of the Ruffians at Chifme , in the late war , will hardly be found an ex- ception . Though the Spaniards laboured hard in pushing on their works to- wards the ...
Page 21
... manner of refreshments and neceffàries , and for rendering the fervice , as happy and agreeable , as it was honour- able , to all ranks of the army . Rochambeau declared in his an fwer , that he only brought over the vanguard of a much ...
... manner of refreshments and neceffàries , and for rendering the fervice , as happy and agreeable , as it was honour- able , to all ranks of the army . Rochambeau declared in his an fwer , that he only brought over the vanguard of a much ...
Page 24
... manner as would render them most useful , with those who had none ; and those who still re- nained unarmed , undertook the laborious fervice of the army . It happened very unfortunately on the fide of the Engli , who were befides far ...
... manner as would render them most useful , with those who had none ; and those who still re- nained unarmed , undertook the laborious fervice of the army . It happened very unfortunately on the fide of the Engli , who were befides far ...
Page 31
... manner , as fhould render them proof to all outward violence . But before ten o'clock , the irre- fiftable force of the tempeft burft its way through different parts of the houfe ; and having in fome time carried off the roof , and the ...
... manner , as fhould render them proof to all outward violence . But before ten o'clock , the irre- fiftable force of the tempeft burft its way through different parts of the houfe ; and having in fome time carried off the roof , and the ...
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... manner , entitled to every comfort and relief which could be given , in a season of fuch univer- fal calamity and diftrefs . He only lamented , he said , that their num- ber was fo fmall ; and particular- ly , that none of the officers ...
... manner , entitled to every comfort and relief which could be given , in a season of fuch univer- fal calamity and diftrefs . He only lamented , he said , that their num- ber was fo fmall ; and particular- ly , that none of the officers ...
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