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... enemy by repeated attacks , according to op- portunities . But in different cir- cumftances , their courage , as might be expected , was more or lefs im- petuous and daring . The beys were not all of them ,, without exception , of ...
... enemy by repeated attacks , according to op- portunities . But in different cir- cumftances , their courage , as might be expected , was more or lefs im- petuous and daring . The beys were not all of them ,, without exception , of ...
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... enemy were within ten paces . The barbarian cavalry were no less intripid . They advanced im- petuoufly in front of ... enemies . But all was in vain : they were obliged to fly . The French , notwithstanding the fire of the four pieces ...
... enemy were within ten paces . The barbarian cavalry were no less intripid . They advanced im- petuoufly in front of ... enemies . But all was in vain : they were obliged to fly . The French , notwithstanding the fire of the four pieces ...
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... enemy , fince you were that of the Mammalukes . Your government is feparated from that of Egypt by the diftricts of Gaza , Ramley , and impassable marches . marches . Become my friend , be the enemy of HISTORY [ 23 OF EUROPE .
... enemy , fince you were that of the Mammalukes . Your government is feparated from that of Egypt by the diftricts of Gaza , Ramley , and impassable marches . marches . Become my friend , be the enemy of HISTORY [ 23 OF EUROPE .
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... enemy abandoned at their approach . On the feventeenth , late in the even- ing , they arrived at the mouth of the little river of Acre , which is at the distance of about fifteen hun- dred fathoms from the fortress . The night was ...
... enemy abandoned at their approach . On the feventeenth , late in the even- ing , they arrived at the mouth of the little river of Acre , which is at the distance of about fifteen hun- dred fathoms from the fortress . The night was ...
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... enemy by two days , which he employed in making preparations for the defence of the place . On the fixteenth , about ... enemy's fire . The nature of the ground , however , permitted the French to carry their trenches within half a ...
... enemy by two days , which he employed in making preparations for the defence of the place . On the fixteenth , about ... enemy's fire . The nature of the ground , however , permitted the French to carry their trenches within half a ...
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