Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 101
... German and other foreign mer- land . Well , and what of all this ? " cenaries have been introduced and plac- What of this , I say , thou High Dutch lo- " ed on our military establishment with gician ? How does this refute any one of ...
... German and other foreign mer- land . Well , and what of all this ? " cenaries have been introduced and plac- What of this , I say , thou High Dutch lo- " ed on our military establishment with gician ? How does this refute any one of ...
Page 113
... Germans , are called the Roman Catholics of our own country , be- King's German Legion , and the Duke of fore they can fill the rank , to which fo- Brunswick Oels ' Corps.The other foreign officers may be promoted . These reign ...
... Germans , are called the Roman Catholics of our own country , be- King's German Legion , and the Duke of fore they can fill the rank , to which fo- Brunswick Oels ' Corps.The other foreign officers may be promoted . These reign ...
Page 115
... German Garb . That the English soldiers have been dressed and whiskered after the manner of the Germans we all know ... German ; how has he merited the charge of uttering falshoods respecting the German Legion ? Having dismissed these ...
... German Garb . That the English soldiers have been dressed and whiskered after the manner of the Germans we all know ... German ; how has he merited the charge of uttering falshoods respecting the German Legion ? Having dismissed these ...
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