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Page 73
... French Infantry and Cavalry services . Translated from the French , with explanatory Notes , & c . & c . By John Macdonald , Esq . F.R S. F.A.S. Late Lieutenant - Colonel ; Chief Engineer at Fort Marlbro ' ; and Translator of the French ...
... French Infantry and Cavalry services . Translated from the French , with explanatory Notes , & c . & c . By John Macdonald , Esq . F.R S. F.A.S. Late Lieutenant - Colonel ; Chief Engineer at Fort Marlbro ' ; and Translator of the French ...
Page 470
... French tables . They were pub lished subsequently to the latter ; and , if the information which has reached us be correct , after the French tables had been freed from numerous errors , by a person * approved or ap- pointed by the ...
... French tables . They were pub lished subsequently to the latter ; and , if the information which has reached us be correct , after the French tables had been freed from numerous errors , by a person * approved or ap- pointed by the ...
Page 474
... French . The English principally enjoy their commerce , their maritime domination , their wealth , and the political influence which these possessions procure for them , because they are thus enabled to irritate a rival nation amid its ...
... French . The English principally enjoy their commerce , their maritime domination , their wealth , and the political influence which these possessions procure for them , because they are thus enabled to irritate a rival nation amid its ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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