Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 20R. Bagshaw, 1811 |
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Page 427
... attack . The States could not avoid observing , that in the wisdom of the mea- sures his Excellency had taken , with so much promptitude , for the event of an attack , nothing necessary for such a crisis has escaped his vigilance and ...
... attack . The States could not avoid observing , that in the wisdom of the mea- sures his Excellency had taken , with so much promptitude , for the event of an attack , nothing necessary for such a crisis has escaped his vigilance and ...
Page 427
... attack , which alarm or attack shall be considered as lasting till the troops are released from duty , it is expressly ordered to the tavern keepers to keep their houses shut , and not to distribute liquor to the regular soldiers or the ...
... attack , which alarm or attack shall be considered as lasting till the troops are released from duty , it is expressly ordered to the tavern keepers to keep their houses shut , and not to distribute liquor to the regular soldiers or the ...
Page 535
... attack on the road of Fuente Guinaldo , and seeing that they would ar- rive and be engaged before the troops could arrive either from Guinaldo or El Bodon , I determined to withdraw our post , and to retire with the whole on Fuente ...
... attack on the road of Fuente Guinaldo , and seeing that they would ar- rive and be engaged before the troops could arrive either from Guinaldo or El Bodon , I determined to withdraw our post , and to retire with the whole on Fuente ...
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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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