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... whole , our en- gagements to the public , with regard to the time of bringing up this work , which had indeed fallen greatly behind , have been now fulfilled . It may be faid that we have now very nearly overtaken time . It fhall be our ...
... whole , our en- gagements to the public , with regard to the time of bringing up this work , which had indeed fallen greatly behind , have been now fulfilled . It may be faid that we have now very nearly overtaken time . It fhall be our ...
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... whole of their re- fources , whether of actual poffeffion or credit , and many thousands of unoffending people , into the vortex of protracted war , but quickly fet- tled their difputes by pitched en- counters ; in which they were ac ...
... whole of their re- fources , whether of actual poffeffion or credit , and many thousands of unoffending people , into the vortex of protracted war , but quickly fet- tled their difputes by pitched en- counters ; in which they were ac ...
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... whole of the artil- lery ; that of all the different divi- fions of the army ; that of the park ; and that of the marine , or flotilla , on the Nile . Immediately the generate was beaten through the whole city , and all the troops , in ...
... whole of the artil- lery ; that of all the different divi- fions of the army ; that of the park ; and that of the marine , or flotilla , on the Nile . Immediately the generate was beaten through the whole city , and all the troops , in ...
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... whole of the French were im mediately under arms . The gene ral gave orders for a battalion to march against the grand mofque , where the Turks were aflembled , to the number of eight or ten thou- fand . They were fummoned , but ...
... whole of the French were im mediately under arms . The gene ral gave orders for a battalion to march against the grand mofque , where the Turks were aflembled , to the number of eight or ten thou- fand . They were fummoned , but ...
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... whole had paffed , the bridges over the river of Acre were cut down . A body of troops , left to protect the workmen employed in that fervice , had orders not to leave the river , until two hours after the whole of the troops had paffed ...
... whole had paffed , the bridges over the river of Acre were cut down . A body of troops , left to protect the workmen employed in that fervice , had orders not to leave the river , until two hours after the whole of the troops had paffed ...
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