The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... enemy were directing their fire . The walls were riddled with bullets , and his attendants made every effort to ... enemies of the Stuarts could have been witnesses of his conduct during the siege . It would have won many of them back ...
... enemy were directing their fire . The walls were riddled with bullets , and his attendants made every effort to ... enemies of the Stuarts could have been witnesses of his conduct during the siege . It would have won many of them back ...
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... enemies now , but soon , he hoped , to become his subjects and defenders . On the 13th of January , he reached Antibes , near the spot where , seventy - one years later , Napoleon was to land on his return from Elba . Reporting himself ...
... enemies now , but soon , he hoped , to become his subjects and defenders . On the 13th of January , he reached Antibes , near the spot where , seventy - one years later , Napoleon was to land on his return from Elba . Reporting himself ...
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... enemy who already gives him- self up for conquered , when , by pressing forward , he might seize upon the capital , gathering in his adherents all along the important districts through which he would pass , and strik ing terror into his ...
... enemy who already gives him- self up for conquered , when , by pressing forward , he might seize upon the capital , gathering in his adherents all along the important districts through which he would pass , and strik ing terror into his ...
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... enemy . He instantly halted , and ranged his troops in order of battle , extending his wings towards the sea on one side , and the village of Tranent on the other . In a few moments the enemy came in sight , and each army , as they drew ...
... enemy . He instantly halted , and ranged his troops in order of battle , extending his wings towards the sea on one side , and the village of Tranent on the other . In a few moments the enemy came in sight , and each army , as they drew ...
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... enemy's ranks . Each man held a naked dirk in his left hand , and on his arm the little target , " Whose brazen studs and tough bull - hide Had death so often dashed aside . " - The English presented their bayonets , and stood firm to ...
... enemy's ranks . Each man held a naked dirk in his left hand , and on his arm the little target , " Whose brazen studs and tough bull - hide Had death so often dashed aside . " - The English presented their bayonets , and stood firm to ...
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