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I am not here ftigmatizing the common men with cowardice ; for they fhew'd , by a gallant intrepidity at the battle of Culloden , that they will not run away , if they are not deferted by their leaders . The fword and target , which the ...
I am not here ftigmatizing the common men with cowardice ; for they fhew'd , by a gallant intrepidity at the battle of Culloden , that they will not run away , if they are not deferted by their leaders . The fword and target , which the ...
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Drum · mond's regiment , the Irish picquets , and Fitz James's horse , at the time of the late battle , B amounted to between 6 and 700 men ; that of the first , 50 were killed in the battle , and of the second about roo .
Drum · mond's regiment , the Irish picquets , and Fitz James's horse , at the time of the late battle , B amounted to between 6 and 700 men ; that of the first , 50 were killed in the battle , and of the second about roo .
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That on the morning of the 11th of Feb. the fleet not being formed in order of battle , pursuant to the fignal , but the center being fo feparate from Leftock's and Rowley's divifions , as above , he made the fignal to engage ...
That on the morning of the 11th of Feb. the fleet not being formed in order of battle , pursuant to the fignal , but the center being fo feparate from Leftock's and Rowley's divifions , as above , he made the fignal to engage ...
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