 | 1822 - 582 páginas
...knew not the use of ordnance, hath now five hundred pieces of brasse, and sixty thousand musketiers : so that they, which at hand with the sword were before dreadful to the Turkes, now also in remoter blowes and sulfurian arts, are growne terrible.' — Purchas' Pilgrims,... | |
 | William Sandys Wright Vaux - 1850 - 488 páginas
...knew not the use of ordnance hath now five hundred pieces of brass and sixty thousand musqueteers : so that they which at hand with the sword were before...dreadful to the Turks, now also in remoter blows and sulfurian arts are grown terrible." Sir Anthony Shirley, under the title of Meerza Antonia, was sent... | |
 | Thomas Milner - 1872 - 634 páginas
...arts of war, and he which before knew not the use of ordnance, hath now 500 pieces of brass and 60,000 musketeers ; so that they which at hand with the sword...remoter blows and sulphurean arts are grown terrible-' In the last century Nadir Shah reduced the Afghans, and extended his power over part of Northern India.... | |
 | Thomas Milner - 1877 - 330 páginas
...The reign of ACHMET i., from AD Achmet i. 1 603 to 1 6 1 7, was marked with reverses. AD 1603-1617. It commenced as that of Elizabeth of England closed,...while the shah despatched the brother on a mission to differentEuropean sovereigns, to obtain their co-operation in a war with the sultan. Upon the sword... | |
 | Thomas Milner - 1882 - 264 páginas
...arts of war, and he which before knew not the use of ordnance, hath now 500 picces of brass and 60,000 musketeers ; so that they which at hand with the sword...dreadful to the Turks, now also in remoter blows and snlphurean arts are grown terrible.' In the last century Nadir Shah reduced the Afghans, and extended... | |
 | Budgett Meakin - 1899 - 634 páginas
...and gives hopes of approaching fates; the prevailing 1'ersian hath learned Sherleian arts of war ... so that they which at hand with the sword were before dreadful to the Turks, now also in remoter blowes and sulfurtan arts are growne terrible."5 t Four generations. Dom Jose Colaco, for many years... | |
 | Edgar Burke Inlow - 1979 - 316 páginas
...of war ; and he which before knew not the use of ordnance, hath now 500 pieces of brass and 60,000 musketeers: so that they, which at hand with the sword...dreadful to the Turks, now also, in remoter blows and sulfurian arts, are growne terrible."5 That the Sherleys contributed much to the fortunes of Iran,... | |
 | Peter Jackson, Lawrence Lockhart - 1986 - 1206 páginas
...arts of war, and he which before knew not the use of ordnance, hath now 500 pieces of brass, and 6,000 musketeers; so that they which at hand with the sword were before dreadful to the Turkes, now also in remoter blows and sulphurian arts are grown terrible.3 It is now clear that this... | |
| |
Persian hath learned Shirleyan arts of war ; and he which before knew not the use of ordnance, hath now five hundred pieces of brass and sixty thousand musketeers ; so that they which at hand with the sword were before dreadful to the Turks, now also... 