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... those of their flaves , white or black , he brought into the demi - brigades to fupply the place of the French drummers , and players on the fife , whom he placed in the ranks , as fufileers . The young Mammalukes , from fixteen to ...
... those of their flaves , white or black , he brought into the demi - brigades to fupply the place of the French drummers , and players on the fife , whom he placed in the ranks , as fufileers . The young Mammalukes , from fixteen to ...
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... those foolish men thought that God wifhed war to be carried on against the Muffelmen ? Have we not been , at all times , the friends of the grand feignior , ( may God accomplish his withes ! ) and the foe of his foes ? The Mammalukes ...
... those foolish men thought that God wifhed war to be carried on against the Muffelmen ? Have we not been , at all times , the friends of the grand feignior , ( may God accomplish his withes ! ) and the foe of his foes ? The Mammalukes ...
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... those whom he had fent had enter ed this apartment , as the tradition is , they found nothing but mum- mies , with the following infcription on the wall , written in letters of gold , " The impious commit ini- quity without fear , but ...
... those whom he had fent had enter ed this apartment , as the tradition is , they found nothing but mum- mies , with the following infcription on the wall , written in letters of gold , " The impious commit ini- quity without fear , but ...
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... those perfons who had most influence with the people , and were the moft dif- tinguished for their knowledge , their talents , and the manner in which they had received the French : They were charged to take special care not to name any ...
... those perfons who had most influence with the people , and were the moft dif- tinguished for their knowledge , their talents , and the manner in which they had received the French : They were charged to take special care not to name any ...
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... those of our allies , by a fingle operation . We have put into the hands of govern- ment the power to force England , notwithstanding its maritime tri- umphs , to a peace glorious for the republic . " We have fuffered much : we have had ...
... those of our allies , by a fingle operation . We have put into the hands of govern- ment the power to force England , notwithstanding its maritime tri- umphs , to a peace glorious for the republic . " We have fuffered much : we have had ...
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