The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 273
... officers ' swords were manufactured at Nantes by the firm of Cassaguard . Three nine - pounder guns were also shipped aboard the transports , with adequate ammuni- tion . Of the personnel , other than the officers , there was a small ...
... officers ' swords were manufactured at Nantes by the firm of Cassaguard . Three nine - pounder guns were also shipped aboard the transports , with adequate ammuni- tion . Of the personnel , other than the officers , there was a small ...
Page 275
... officers assembled . From them he learned that the Frenchmen had yet made no organised attempt to advance , and that outposts had seen no signs of military preparation to that end . Marauding parties in twos or threes had had brushes ...
... officers assembled . From them he learned that the Frenchmen had yet made no organised attempt to advance , and that outposts had seen no signs of military preparation to that end . Marauding parties in twos or threes had had brushes ...
Page 277
... officers were observed pressing through the crowd under a flag of truce , accompanied by an officer from the outpost line . One of them , Tate's second - in - command , Le Brun , was led before Lord Cawdor and presented a letter from ...
... officers were observed pressing through the crowd under a flag of truce , accompanied by an officer from the outpost line . One of them , Tate's second - in - command , Le Brun , was led before Lord Cawdor and presented a letter from ...
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