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B Let us now , Sir , enquire whe ther we may not hope to affemble fuch A a force , as may bear , at least , the ufual proportion to the general's demand ; and in enumerating the troops , let us make all reasonable deductions for the ...
B Let us now , Sir , enquire whe ther we may not hope to affemble fuch A a force , as may bear , at least , the ufual proportion to the general's demand ; and in enumerating the troops , let us make all reasonable deductions for the ...
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I hope it will be observed that , this account of our forces , I have not reckoned any of whom we are not certain , because we have too long flatter ed ourselves with chimerical fuccours . I have therefore not mentioned ten thousand men ...
I hope it will be observed that , this account of our forces , I have not reckoned any of whom we are not certain , because we have too long flatter ed ourselves with chimerical fuccours . I have therefore not mentioned ten thousand men ...
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Nothing , Sir , is more ap- D parent , than that whatever measures fhall be taken by us , we can only hope to enter the field long after the Blefufcudians have taken poffeffion of the remaining towns ; nor can any fpeed be fufficient to ...
Nothing , Sir , is more ap- D parent , than that whatever measures fhall be taken by us , we can only hope to enter the field long after the Blefufcudians have taken poffeffion of the remaining towns ; nor can any fpeed be fufficient to ...
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