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Page 54
... followed Suvaroff , or the patriots who followed Kutusoff , or the avengers who followed the first Alex- ander to Paris . The experiment , at all events , was worth trying ; and the Czar is trying it on a scale that most impres- sively ...
... followed Suvaroff , or the patriots who followed Kutusoff , or the avengers who followed the first Alex- ander to Paris . The experiment , at all events , was worth trying ; and the Czar is trying it on a scale that most impres- sively ...
Page 502
... followed by panics . At Aus- terlitz the Austrians suffered from them ; and though the Russian soldiers are among the steadiest of men , and keep up disci- pline under very extraordinary difficul- ties , they fared no better than their ...
... followed by panics . At Aus- terlitz the Austrians suffered from them ; and though the Russian soldiers are among the steadiest of men , and keep up disci- pline under very extraordinary difficul- ties , they fared no better than their ...
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... followed , dishonora- ble to the British soldiery . Jackson , in his address to his army just before the Battle of New Orleans , conjured his soldiers to remember Hampton . Until the re- cent conflagration , it abounded in an- cient ...
... followed , dishonora- ble to the British soldiery . Jackson , in his address to his army just before the Battle of New Orleans , conjured his soldiers to remember Hampton . Until the re- cent conflagration , it abounded in an- cient ...
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