 | 1768 - 478 Seiten
...fentiments and language, as in drefs and complexion. Several hours elapfed, before the principal magiftrate* could be brought to a conference; during that interval, the inhabitants were undoubtedly great fufterers. But this violence was antecedent to our fettling the terms of the capitulation, and, by... | |
 | John Henry Grose - 1772 - 498 Seiten
...a variety and confufiun Con of people, who differed as much in fentiments and language, as in drefs and complexion. SEVERAL hours elapfed, before the...magiftrates could be brought to a conference ; during that inserval, the inhabitants were undoubtedly great fufferers. But this violence was antecedent to our... | |
 | Frederic Hervey - 1779 - 704 Seiten
...fentiment and language as in drefs and complexion. Several hours elapfed before the principal inhabitants could be brought to a conference : during that interval...inhabitants were undoubtedly great fufferers, but fuch violence was antecedent to fettling terms of capitulation, and by the laws of war, the place,... | |
 | 1802 - 502 Seiten
...fuch a variety and confufion of people, who differed as much in fentiments and language, as in drefs and complexion. Several hours elapfed, before the...that interval the inhabitants were undoubtedly great fuierers. But, my lord, this violence was antecedent to our fettling the terms of the capitulations... | |
 | Emma Helen Blair, James Alexander Robertson - 1907 - 364 Seiten
...Sentiments and Language, as in Dress and Complexion. Several Hours elapsed, before the principal Magistrates could be brought to a Conference; during that Interval, the Inhabitants were undoubtedly great Sufferers. But, my Lord, this Violence was antecedent to our Settling the Terms of the Capitulation,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1765 - 514 Seiten
...fuch я variety and confufion of people, who differed as much in fentiments and language, as in drefs and complexion. Several hours elapfed. before the principal magiftrates could be brought to a conft ence ; during that interval the inhabitants were undoubtedly great fufterers. But, my lord, this... | |
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... when compofed of fuch a variety and confufion of people, who differed as much in fentiments and language, as in drefs and complexion. Several hours elapfed, before the principal magiftrates could be brought to a conference ; during that interval the... 