The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... enemy's polition near Allye . The enemy's caval y alto made an attempt to charge the 74th regiment at the moment when they were most expofed to this fire , but they were cut up by the British cavalry , which moved on at that moment . At ...
... enemy's polition near Allye . The enemy's caval y alto made an attempt to charge the 74th regiment at the moment when they were most expofed to this fire , but they were cut up by the British cavalry , which moved on at that moment . At ...
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... enemy's battalions were cut up or taken , and near feventy guns ; their whole baggage , buzars , & c . are in our poffeffion . General Lake had for fome days been in purfuit of the enemy : on the morning of the 31st of October , the ...
... enemy's battalions were cut up or taken , and near feventy guns ; their whole baggage , buzars , & c . are in our poffeffion . General Lake had for fome days been in purfuit of the enemy : on the morning of the 31st of October , the ...
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... enemy in motion , but which proved to be the left of his new pofition ; the remainder of the cavalry I ordered to attack in fuccef- fion , as foon as they could form after paffing the rivulet . The charge of the advanced guard under ...
... enemy in motion , but which proved to be the left of his new pofition ; the remainder of the cavalry I ordered to attack in fuccef- fion , as foon as they could form after paffing the rivulet . The charge of the advanced guard under ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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