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... the colour of a fafh ! as if it import- ed any thing to either that nation or the e -- e , whether it was red or yellow . From From the moment of the junction , our troops were 42 Jan.1744 . A Letter from a Hanoverian Officer .
... the colour of a fafh ! as if it import- ed any thing to either that nation or the e -- e , whether it was red or yellow . From From the moment of the junction , our troops were 42 Jan.1744 . A Letter from a Hanoverian Officer .
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... times they are more terrible than Popery , more fierce than Pandours , and more gigantick and cruel than Saracens : yet at others , they are are cowards , mere images of wax for fhew , Jan.1744 . 45 A Letter from a Hanoverian Officer .
... times they are more terrible than Popery , more fierce than Pandours , and more gigantick and cruel than Saracens : yet at others , they are are cowards , mere images of wax for fhew , Jan.1744 . 45 A Letter from a Hanoverian Officer .
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... officers , & c . and that 5 or 6000 will also be formed in Moravia . Prince Theodore of Bavaria , Bishop of Ratifbon , and brother to the Emperor , was elected Bishop and Prince of LIEGE on the 23d of January N. S. having had 23 votes ...
... officers , & c . and that 5 or 6000 will also be formed in Moravia . Prince Theodore of Bavaria , Bishop of Ratifbon , and brother to the Emperor , was elected Bishop and Prince of LIEGE on the 23d of January N. S. having had 23 votes ...
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... officer ; who difmounted the guns , knocked off the trunnions , fpiked them up , burnt the car- riages and guard - houses , and brought off the colours , in the prefence of a multitude of Spaniards ; of whom they are supposed to have ...
... officer ; who difmounted the guns , knocked off the trunnions , fpiked them up , burnt the car- riages and guard - houses , and brought off the colours , in the prefence of a multitude of Spaniards ; of whom they are supposed to have ...
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... officers of juftice would refufe or neglect to execute your orders : the army , notwithstanding the mutiny- bill , would difobey your commands ; for if the whole fhould grow mutinous , there would be none to enforce even the muti ny ...
... officers of juftice would refufe or neglect to execute your orders : the army , notwithstanding the mutiny- bill , would difobey your commands ; for if the whole fhould grow mutinous , there would be none to enforce even the muti ny ...
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