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Page 231
... Spaniards . And , while these prints do this , is it not a shame to hear them , in almost the same breath , revile the French for their barbarities to- wards the Spaniards , which are the neces- sary consequence of those acts of the ...
... Spaniards . And , while these prints do this , is it not a shame to hear them , in almost the same breath , revile the French for their barbarities to- wards the Spaniards , which are the neces- sary consequence of those acts of the ...
Page 361
... Spaniards any very high notion of our vigour.- -We must not forget , too , that , upon various occasions , the Spaniards have not derived much credit from fight- ing in company with us . At the Battle of Talavera , we know what was said ...
... Spaniards any very high notion of our vigour.- -We must not forget , too , that , upon various occasions , the Spaniards have not derived much credit from fight- ing in company with us . At the Battle of Talavera , we know what was said ...
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... Spaniards . 6. Spaniards are , 1st , All men born free , or made tree , in all the dominions of Spain , and their sons . - 2d , Strangers who have obtained letters of naturalization from the Cortes . - 3d , Those who , without these ...
... Spaniards . 6. Spaniards are , 1st , All men born free , or made tree , in all the dominions of Spain , and their sons . - 2d , Strangers who have obtained letters of naturalization from the Cortes . - 3d , Those who , without these ...
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SPAIN Correspondence between the Hon H to the 11th July | 225 |
from the Kentish Gazette 209 Sicily 398 417 451 588 | 229 |
and of the operations of the British Naval and den for suppressing Luxury 10 July 286 | 287 |
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