The Quarterly Review, Volumen 120John Murray, 1866 |
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... brought it to such a state of efficiency that the 33rd was pro- nounced to be the best drilled and most efficient regiment within the limit of the Irish command . ' He had been taking pains to acquaint himself in all sorts of odd ways ...
... brought it to such a state of efficiency that the 33rd was pro- nounced to be the best drilled and most efficient regiment within the limit of the Irish command . ' He had been taking pains to acquaint himself in all sorts of odd ways ...
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... brought at this time by a native hurkarrah ( messenger ) to General Harris from Lord Mornington , dated 3rd of April , 1799. It was written with his own hand on both sides of a slip of paper , and sealed up in a quill , in order that it ...
... brought at this time by a native hurkarrah ( messenger ) to General Harris from Lord Mornington , dated 3rd of April , 1799. It was written with his own hand on both sides of a slip of paper , and sealed up in a quill , in order that it ...
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... brought home the despatches . Besides obtaining credit with the army and the Government , and esteem from the native population , in consequence of the protection which he afforded to them , he received the special thanks of the British ...
... brought home the despatches . Besides obtaining credit with the army and the Government , and esteem from the native population , in consequence of the protection which he afforded to them , he received the special thanks of the British ...
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... brought before the Governor of that town . After a brief examination , in which they avowed their religious profession , but denied their intention to quit France ( a breach of truth for which the writer afterwards warmly reproached ...
... brought before the Governor of that town . After a brief examination , in which they avowed their religious profession , but denied their intention to quit France ( a breach of truth for which the writer afterwards warmly reproached ...
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... brought to life after it was over by a strong infusion of salt and vinegar rubbed into his back . Twenty or thirty lashes were a common punishment , but as many as fifty , eighty , or even a hundred were occasionally given ; such inflic ...
... brought to life after it was over by a strong infusion of salt and vinegar rubbed into his back . Twenty or thirty lashes were a common punishment , but as many as fifty , eighty , or even a hundred were occasionally given ; such inflic ...
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