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... wounded . They were accuftomed , from their earliest years , to a dextrous - management of the fineft and moft fpirited horfes in the world . They were armed with fwords and piftols , mufkets , and lances . Their wealth and ftate ...
... wounded . They were accuftomed , from their earliest years , to a dextrous - management of the fineft and moft fpirited horfes in the world . They were armed with fwords and piftols , mufkets , and lances . Their wealth and ftate ...
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... wounded . Not a few of his men were killed . The reft car- ried back the general to his quar- ters , where he died ... wounded , was stated by them not to have exceed a hun- dred , in killed and wounded . And this lofs , it was alfo ...
... wounded . Not a few of his men were killed . The reft car- ried back the general to his quar- ters , where he died ... wounded , was stated by them not to have exceed a hun- dred , in killed and wounded . And this lofs , it was alfo ...
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... wounded . Here , as well as at the battle of the the Pyramids , the fol- diers made a confiderable booty . There was not a Mammaluke on whom they did not find from three to five hundred ' louis . Mou- rad Bey retreated to the gorges of ...
... wounded . Here , as well as at the battle of the the Pyramids , the fol- diers made a confiderable booty . There was not a Mammaluke on whom they did not find from three to five hundred ' louis . Mou- rad Bey retreated to the gorges of ...
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... wounded . General Rambaud was killed . The During this conteft , immense multitudes of fpectators , on the furrounding hills , waited only , ac- cording to the manner of Afia , to fee how it would end , to join the victors . [ D ] Sir ...
... wounded . General Rambaud was killed . The During this conteft , immense multitudes of fpectators , on the furrounding hills , waited only , ac- cording to the manner of Afia , to fee how it would end , to join the victors . [ D ] Sir ...
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... wounded and prisoners were massa- cred by the Turks , in cold blood . As they have a favage fatisfaction themselves in flaughtering their ene- mies , and even their women and children , they place no faith in ca- pitulations , and think ...
... wounded and prisoners were massa- cred by the Turks , in cold blood . As they have a favage fatisfaction themselves in flaughtering their ene- mies , and even their women and children , they place no faith in ca- pitulations , and think ...
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