Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 22R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 141
... Russian government , before he could get our answer , which he did not send to the Russian government , and which he did not intend to send . Hence Mr. Sheridan concludes , that the proposition to England was a mere trick to induce Russia ...
... Russian government , before he could get our answer , which he did not send to the Russian government , and which he did not intend to send . Hence Mr. Sheridan concludes , that the proposition to England was a mere trick to induce Russia ...
Page 343
... Russian divisions are straying in these countries without any pre- viously arranged route , pursued on every side , losing their baggage , burning their magazines , destroying their artillery , and leaving their places without defence ...
... Russian divisions are straying in these countries without any pre- viously arranged route , pursued on every side , losing their baggage , burning their magazines , destroying their artillery , and leaving their places without defence ...
Page 379
... Russians boasted that they wished to give battle . The Emperor spent the remainder of the night in reconnoitring the field , and in making his dispositions for next day ; but at day - break the Russian army was retreating in all ...
... Russians boasted that they wished to give battle . The Emperor spent the remainder of the night in reconnoitring the field , and in making his dispositions for next day ; but at day - break the Russian army was retreating in all ...
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poleon 116 | 107 |
FRANCE Correspondence relative to the dis | 119 |
RUSSIA London Gazettes Extraordinary | 491 |
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