The London Quarterly Review, Volume 6Theodore Foster, 1812 |
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... officers . The empire founded by the philoso- pher continued one and undivided for the period of two thousand years.In consequence of this slow and gradual emancipation of the mind , the means by which the final result has been ...
... officers . The empire founded by the philoso- pher continued one and undivided for the period of two thousand years.In consequence of this slow and gradual emancipation of the mind , the means by which the final result has been ...
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... officers , than to ascertain the degree of impatience with which a cruelly oppressed nation sub- mits to slavery . We should also be glad to know exactly the de- gree of estimation in which the great military talents of Buona- parte ...
... officers , than to ascertain the degree of impatience with which a cruelly oppressed nation sub- mits to slavery . We should also be glad to know exactly the de- gree of estimation in which the great military talents of Buona- parte ...
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... officers whom he wished to supplant , and gave so much offence that , notwithstanding his protestations of Jacobinism , and of zeal for the good cause , he was arrested on suspicion of treason , and , though liberated , reduced to half ...
... officers whom he wished to supplant , and gave so much offence that , notwithstanding his protestations of Jacobinism , and of zeal for the good cause , he was arrested on suspicion of treason , and , though liberated , reduced to half ...
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... officers from the line ; and they shortly became equal to the regulars , in discipline as well as in courage . The Generals Rochambeau , Beauharnois , Dumourier , Broglie , Lukner , La Fayette , Dillon , & c . were cer- tainly capable ...
... officers from the line ; and they shortly became equal to the regulars , in discipline as well as in courage . The Generals Rochambeau , Beauharnois , Dumourier , Broglie , Lukner , La Fayette , Dillon , & c . were cer- tainly capable ...
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... officers were , for the most part , violent jacobins , without much skill , but young , active , and full of ardour ; and their new commander - in - chief , at that time only twenty - eight years of age , with a constitution capable of ...
... officers were , for the most part , violent jacobins , without much skill , but young , active , and full of ardour ; and their new commander - in - chief , at that time only twenty - eight years of age , with a constitution capable of ...
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