Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 95
... troops were so stant , from their cantonments in the neigh- placed as to be out of sight of the enemy , bourhood of ... troops arrived at Malpartida , and which the troops had to manœuvre being found that the enemy had left that place ...
... troops were so stant , from their cantonments in the neigh- placed as to be out of sight of the enemy , bourhood of ... troops arrived at Malpartida , and which the troops had to manœuvre being found that the enemy had left that place ...
Page 107
... troops has greatly fallen , or of Lords on the 9th of December 1743. that of the Hanoverian troops has greatly The motion , which was made by the then risen . It may be the latter ; but if Lord Lord Sandwich , was lost after a long de ...
... troops has greatly fallen , or of Lords on the 9th of December 1743. that of the Hanoverian troops has greatly The motion , which was made by the then risen . It may be the latter ; but if Lord Lord Sandwich , was lost after a long de ...
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General Vandeleur , and the troops of the light division on the left , were likewise very forward on that side ; and in less than half an hour from the time the attack commenced , our troops were in possession of , and formed on the ...
General Vandeleur , and the troops of the light division on the left , were likewise very forward on that side ; and in less than half an hour from the time the attack commenced , our troops were in possession of , and formed on the ...
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