The Quarterly review, Volumen 13Murray, 1815 |
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... river : it was not enough to drink of its water ; they did not stop to take off their clothes , but ran in as fast as they arrived , that every limb might partake of the refreshment , and that they might drink at every pore . No sound ...
... river : it was not enough to drink of its water ; they did not stop to take off their clothes , but ran in as fast as they arrived , that every limb might partake of the refreshment , and that they might drink at every pore . No sound ...
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banks of the river , and at a little distance only from the bivouacs of the army , he saw many Frenchmen , naked and headless , and stretched out with the breast toward the ground , a sight that increased the fear and horror with which ...
banks of the river , and at a little distance only from the bivouacs of the army , he saw many Frenchmen , naked and headless , and stretched out with the breast toward the ground , a sight that increased the fear and horror with which ...
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... river . Ibraham Bey , who was on the right bank to cover Cairo , having witnessed this total defeat , retreated with his troops towards Syria , while Murad took the road of Upper Egypt . Their loss was un- doubtedly very great in ...
... river . Ibraham Bey , who was on the right bank to cover Cairo , having witnessed this total defeat , retreated with his troops towards Syria , while Murad took the road of Upper Egypt . Their loss was un- doubtedly very great in ...
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... river . With the ammunition thus obtained , they resist- ed the attack of the enemy in a village with a mud fortress ; it was in vain to batter this fortress , the bullets merely past through the walls without doing any other hurt to it ...
... river . With the ammunition thus obtained , they resist- ed the attack of the enemy in a village with a mud fortress ; it was in vain to batter this fortress , the bullets merely past through the walls without doing any other hurt to it ...
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... river Jordan . Murat was sent to make a reconnoissance on that side . Miot accompanied him , and became very intimate with the general , of whom he gives some characteristic traits . It was his custom , even when on an advanced post ...
... river Jordan . Murat was sent to make a reconnoissance on that side . Miot accompanied him , and became very intimate with the general , of whom he gives some characteristic traits . It was his custom , even when on an advanced post ...
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