The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 137. sējumsA. Constable, 1873 |
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52. lappuse
... army were the principal cause of the loss of the prisoners , and nearly made the whole thing break down . He states the forces actually engaged to have amounted to 30,000 English ( fleet and army ) and 10,000 French ; but I ' suppose ...
... army were the principal cause of the loss of the prisoners , and nearly made the whole thing break down . He states the forces actually engaged to have amounted to 30,000 English ( fleet and army ) and 10,000 French ; but I ' suppose ...
53. lappuse
... army by alternate promises and threats about the prisoners . But the allied forces steadily moved onwards . They took the Summer Palace ; they advanced to the walls of Pekin ; in a day or two more the city would have been stormed . The ...
... army by alternate promises and threats about the prisoners . But the allied forces steadily moved onwards . They took the Summer Palace ; they advanced to the walls of Pekin ; in a day or two more the city would have been stormed . The ...
141. lappuse
... army , or a municipal office . They were forbidden to be married by their own ministers , and they were prosecuted in the ecclesiastical courts as guilty of fornication because they were so married . Now , to exclude Presbyterians from ...
... army , or a municipal office . They were forbidden to be married by their own ministers , and they were prosecuted in the ecclesiastical courts as guilty of fornication because they were so married . Now , to exclude Presbyterians from ...
183. lappuse
... army . Seen too how the King , recoiling to make his second attempt , and calling for aid on that man of deep reach and daring counsel , Strafford , summoned the Short Parliament of 1640 ; and dispersed it , lest the House of Commons ...
... army . Seen too how the King , recoiling to make his second attempt , and calling for aid on that man of deep reach and daring counsel , Strafford , summoned the Short Parliament of 1640 ; and dispersed it , lest the House of Commons ...
188. lappuse
... army in England , during the autumn of that year . Such openly avowed anticipations of that event naturally attracted notice ; for it will be remembered that this design was the principal charge against Strafford . He was accused of ...
... army in England , during the autumn of that year . Such openly avowed anticipations of that event naturally attracted notice ; for it will be remembered that this design was the principal charge against Strafford . He was accused of ...
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