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 366
... Magyar General dismissed the emissary in the presence of his officers with a copy of his Waitzen proclamation . He remarks , however , at the same time , that the prevailing spirit of the population , which had been indifferent to the ...
... Magyar General dismissed the emissary in the presence of his officers with a copy of his Waitzen proclamation . He remarks , however , at the same time , that the prevailing spirit of the population , which had been indifferent to the ...
Page 375
... Magyar army - either to pursue the retreating Imperialists to the gates of Vienna , to attack the monarchy , and perhaps to dictate terms in the capital ; or to concentrate their forces against the second attack which was impending over ...
... Magyar army - either to pursue the retreating Imperialists to the gates of Vienna , to attack the monarchy , and perhaps to dictate terms in the capital ; or to concentrate their forces against the second attack which was impending over ...
Page 380
... Magyar army was heavily encumbered . Indeed , Görgei took this opportunity to shake off the numerous body of fugitives which embarrassed his march , and he thus passed through a position of the utmost danger . On the side of the ...
... Magyar army was heavily encumbered . Indeed , Görgei took this opportunity to shake off the numerous body of fugitives which embarrassed his march , and he thus passed through a position of the utmost danger . On the side of the ...
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