The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 272
... Tate , an Irish - American soldier of fortune , who proved readier at words than deeds . A know- ledge of the English language being essential for the mission in hand , Tate was accompanied by two Irish ' captains , ' Tyrrell and Norris ...
... Tate , an Irish - American soldier of fortune , who proved readier at words than deeds . A know- ledge of the English language being essential for the mission in hand , Tate was accompanied by two Irish ' captains , ' Tyrrell and Norris ...
Page 277
... Tate's second - in - command , Le Brun , was led before Lord Cawdor and presented a letter from General Tate . Lord Cawdor read it aloud . It was headed Cardigan Bay and dated 5th Ventose , 5th year of the Republic . ' It was short and ...
... Tate's second - in - command , Le Brun , was led before Lord Cawdor and presented a letter from General Tate . Lord Cawdor read it aloud . It was headed Cardigan Bay and dated 5th Ventose , 5th year of the Republic . ' It was short and ...
Page 278
... Tate and his senior officers were , some or all of them , in the same predicament . But if so , why did they make repatriation the condition of surrender ? There remains the pic- turesque explanation of the Welsh wives and their red and ...
... Tate and his senior officers were , some or all of them , in the same predicament . But if so , why did they make repatriation the condition of surrender ? There remains the pic- turesque explanation of the Welsh wives and their red and ...
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SOME PHILOSOPHIES IN ENGLISH POETRY | 224 |
FORCES IN INDIAS FUTURE By Mrs G H Bell | 238 |
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