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Page 95
... taken , particularly one Urgate , one of the most ferocious . For some time , Espos had re - organised his bands in the mountains of Navarre . The Junta of Va- lencia had sent him some arms . General Caffarelli set off from Vittoria ...
... taken , particularly one Urgate , one of the most ferocious . For some time , Espos had re - organised his bands in the mountains of Navarre . The Junta of Va- lencia had sent him some arms . General Caffarelli set off from Vittoria ...
Page 241
... taken . This position , which was party of the enemy , who had entrenched taken with the view of picking off the ar- themselves at a turn of the road , sup- tillerymen at their guns , as they did on ported by a second a little higher up ...
... taken . This position , which was party of the enemy , who had entrenched taken with the view of picking off the ar- themselves at a turn of the road , sup- tillerymen at their guns , as they did on ported by a second a little higher up ...
Page 691
... taken an unlawful oath he is hardly bound to ac- knowledge it , as he subjects himself to a serious indictment . If he has taken the Orangeman's Oath I don't know that he could have taken an oath more unlawful . The Chief Justice . - He ...
... taken an unlawful oath he is hardly bound to ac- knowledge it , as he subjects himself to a serious indictment . If he has taken the Orangeman's Oath I don't know that he could have taken an oath more unlawful . The Chief Justice . - He ...
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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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