The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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Page 426
... English House of Commons - which he did early next year - with the view to support Mr. Pitt here . It is difficult to believe that the Duke of Buckingham could have mistaken these notorious facts . It is also next to impossible that the ...
... English House of Commons - which he did early next year - with the view to support Mr. Pitt here . It is difficult to believe that the Duke of Buckingham could have mistaken these notorious facts . It is also next to impossible that the ...
Page 511
... English troops , but of the aggregate of Germans , Portuguese , and Spaniards , regular and irregular , which were from time to time under his orders . The English were everywhere and necessarily very inferior in number to the French ...
... English troops , but of the aggregate of Germans , Portuguese , and Spaniards , regular and irregular , which were from time to time under his orders . The English were everywhere and necessarily very inferior in number to the French ...
Page 538
... English right , and cut them off from the sea ; or , 2 , to move from Maubeuge on the English left , and drive them back to the sea ; or , 3 , to move from Philippeville or Givet , to attack the Prussians behind Namur , and force them ...
... English right , and cut them off from the sea ; or , 2 , to move from Maubeuge on the English left , and drive them back to the sea ; or , 3 , to move from Philippeville or Givet , to attack the Prussians behind Namur , and force them ...
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