Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 22R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 289
... rank in the British Army upon the seen , and , I hope , they have attended to , " Officers of the German Legion , who have the recent measure of giving ( or attempting " hitherto served against the enemy with to give ) permanent rank in ...
... rank in the British Army upon the seen , and , I hope , they have attended to , " Officers of the German Legion , who have the recent measure of giving ( or attempting " hitherto served against the enemy with to give ) permanent rank in ...
Page 299
... rank were given to these Ger- mans , and if they were to be enabled to pass through the ranks of our army generally , they might hold all the principal com- mands . They might have all the regi- ments ; they might command in all the ...
... rank were given to these Ger- mans , and if they were to be enabled to pass through the ranks of our army generally , they might hold all the principal com- mands . They might have all the regi- ments ; they might command in all the ...
Page 783
... rank meant the common ordi- to the common understanding of the Eng - nary rank and promotion of the army . lish Language , they certainly did imply , Temporary rank signified an exception , and that privileges were conferred upon the ...
... rank meant the common ordi- to the common understanding of the Eng - nary rank and promotion of the army . lish Language , they certainly did imply , Temporary rank signified an exception , and that privileges were conferred upon the ...
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poleon 116 | 107 |
FRANCE Correspondence relative to the dis | 119 |
RUSSIA London Gazettes Extraordinary | 491 |
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