North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 3Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge Wells and Lilly, 1816 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 29
... officer who was not wounded . The pen cannot express the treatment they met with on their way to the prison . The women crying out against Murat , " Vengeance , kill him , murder him . " To relate the whole would fill a volume . At ...
... officer who was not wounded . The pen cannot express the treatment they met with on their way to the prison . The women crying out against Murat , " Vengeance , kill him , murder him . " To relate the whole would fill a volume . At ...
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... officer to let me see it , but I did not , as the officer refused . He then told me his passport was sent from Paris , signed by Prince Metternich and Lord Stuart , the English minister at Paris , under the name of the Count de Laparal ...
... officer to let me see it , but I did not , as the officer refused . He then told me his passport was sent from Paris , signed by Prince Metternich and Lord Stuart , the English minister at Paris , under the name of the Count de Laparal ...
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... officers , with nineteen or twenty soldiers . There were found on them several proclamations , seducing the people , and other papers which confirmed that his intention in coming here was to promote a revolution ; and if Murat had ...
... officers , with nineteen or twenty soldiers . There were found on them several proclamations , seducing the people , and other papers which confirmed that his intention in coming here was to promote a revolution ; and if Murat had ...
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... Officer gave him a handkerchief to blind himself , but he refused it . Arrived at the destined spot , with an intrepid countenance , turning immediately his face to the soldiers , and placing his hand upon his breast , he gave the word ...
... Officer gave him a handkerchief to blind himself , but he refused it . Arrived at the destined spot , with an intrepid countenance , turning immediately his face to the soldiers , and placing his hand upon his breast , he gave the word ...
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... officers , removed from the eyes of their comman- ders , were guilty of much abuse of their temporary autho rity . The Islanders are represented to have shewn , on the second , as well as on the first visit of Cook , abundant confidence ...
... officers , removed from the eyes of their comman- ders , were guilty of much abuse of their temporary autho rity . The Islanders are represented to have shewn , on the second , as well as on the first visit of Cook , abundant confidence ...
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