Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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... Scheldt , at the same moment that the the armament ( the part to be landed at Walcheren excepted ) should be at once transported up the Scheldt , in prosecution of the ultimate objects of the Expedition , was carried into effect , or ...
... Scheldt , at the same moment that the the armament ( the part to be landed at Walcheren excepted ) should be at once transported up the Scheldt , in prosecution of the ultimate objects of the Expedition , was carried into effect , or ...
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... Scheldt , Sir John Hope's division was included ; but just before we sailed , the Admiral received intelligence that the French fleet was come down abreast of Flushing , and seemed to threaten to oppose our passage up the Scheldt . " In ...
... Scheldt , Sir John Hope's division was included ; but just before we sailed , the Admiral received intelligence that the French fleet was come down abreast of Flushing , and seemed to threaten to oppose our passage up the Scheldt . " In ...
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... Scheldt . - His Majesty , the Emperor Napoleon , having ordered me to take military possession of the country situate between the Maese and the Scheldt , I have ordered some steady and disciplined troops to march thither , who are ...
... Scheldt . - His Majesty , the Emperor Napoleon , having ordered me to take military possession of the country situate between the Maese and the Scheldt , I have ordered some steady and disciplined troops to march thither , who are ...
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