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Page 195
... experience , though the general results do not add much to our knowlege of the sub- ject . Documents of this kind may indeed be prolonged to an indefinite extent , without bearing with them a proportional advantage . A very fair ...
... experience , though the general results do not add much to our knowlege of the sub- ject . Documents of this kind may indeed be prolonged to an indefinite extent , without bearing with them a proportional advantage . A very fair ...
Page 475
... experience . - We should have been glad to have been furnished with a more particular account of the personal experience of the author and editor , on many topics noticed in these volumes : for it is of less consequence in a work of ...
... experience . - We should have been glad to have been furnished with a more particular account of the personal experience of the author and editor , on many topics noticed in these volumes : for it is of less consequence in a work of ...
Page 529
... experience . The enemy inflicted or received death with passive intrepidity on the spot where he had been placed , but the French soldier learned to calculate the blow , and , amid the hazards of war , to save himself when it was be ...
... experience . The enemy inflicted or received death with passive intrepidity on the spot where he had been placed , but the French soldier learned to calculate the blow , and , amid the hazards of war , to save himself when it was be ...
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