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Page 279
... Expedition to the Scheldt , of this Walcheren Expedition , of this grand effort of a vigorous ministry . Officers . Men . There were embarked on the Expedition , and , of course , all in good health 1,738 37,481 There were killed 7. 99 ...
... Expedition to the Scheldt , of this Walcheren Expedition , of this grand effort of a vigorous ministry . Officers . Men . There were embarked on the Expedition , and , of course , all in good health 1,738 37,481 There were killed 7. 99 ...
Page 513
... Expedition ; and , that decision is , that the ministers , who planned the Expedition , who sent it 】 forth , and who kept it there so long , are not only not worthy of censure for this part of their measures , but , on the contrary ...
... Expedition ; and , that decision is , that the ministers , who planned the Expedition , who sent it 】 forth , and who kept it there so long , are not only not worthy of censure for this part of their measures , but , on the contrary ...
Page 573
... Expedition gave us some uneasiness at the beginning of August ; by the 15th of that month it was only an object of ... Expedition to Walcheren were termi- nated , when the Peace was concluded . Had the English Expedition remained in the ...
... Expedition gave us some uneasiness at the beginning of August ; by the 15th of that month it was only an object of ... Expedition to Walcheren were termi- nated , when the Peace was concluded . Had the English Expedition remained in the ...
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