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... advantage , or were under a neceffity of coming to clofe action , while another divifion of them hung upon his rear , and endeavoured to furround and cut off detached parties , wherever they could find an opening . The gene- ral ral ...
... advantage , or were under a neceffity of coming to clofe action , while another divifion of them hung upon his rear , and endeavoured to furround and cut off detached parties , wherever they could find an opening . The gene- ral ral ...
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... advantages to be derived from fea and land , being encompaffed , on the north and eaft fide , by a fpacious and fertile plain , on the weft by the Mediterranean , and on the fouth by a large bay , extending itself from that city to ...
... advantages to be derived from fea and land , being encompaffed , on the north and eaft fide , by a fpacious and fertile plain , on the weft by the Mediterranean , and on the fouth by a large bay , extending itself from that city to ...
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... Advantages . THE - HE grand object of the expe- dition , from Toulon to Egypt , was no other than what was uni- formly avowed and declared , to give a blow to the maritime greatnefs and commerce of England : and , among the various ...
... Advantages . THE - HE grand object of the expe- dition , from Toulon to Egypt , was no other than what was uni- formly avowed and declared , to give a blow to the maritime greatnefs and commerce of England : and , among the various ...
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... advantage of all parties . " To this letter from the fultaun the governor - general returned an anfwer on the ninth of January , in which he renewed the propofition for opening a negociation , and ar- ged him not to delay his reply be ...
... advantage of all parties . " To this letter from the fultaun the governor - general returned an anfwer on the ninth of January , in which he renewed the propofition for opening a negociation , and ar- ged him not to delay his reply be ...
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... advantage of his patent , he purchased the lands , conveyed in his grant , from the Indians ; judging the original ... advantages , which give it a decided preference above all others ; the climate being extremely favourable to the ...
... advantage of his patent , he purchased the lands , conveyed in his grant , from the Indians ; judging the original ... advantages , which give it a decided preference above all others ; the climate being extremely favourable to the ...
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