Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 15R. Bagshaw, 1809 |
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... Astorga , says that " the road was strewed with dead horses belonging to the English , with travel- " ling carriages , with artillery , with co- " vered waggons , and warlike stores . " He says , that he found , at Astorga , maga- zines ...
... Astorga , says that " the road was strewed with dead horses belonging to the English , with travel- " ling carriages , with artillery , with co- " vered waggons , and warlike stores . " He says , that he found , at Astorga , maga- zines ...
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... Astorga , Jan. 2. - The Emperor arrived at Astorga on the 1st of Jan. The road from Benevente to Astorga is covered with dead horses belonging to the English , with travelling carriages , artillery , caissons and warlike stores . There ...
... Astorga , Jan. 2. - The Emperor arrived at Astorga on the 1st of Jan. The road from Benevente to Astorga is covered with dead horses belonging to the English , with travelling carriages , artillery , caissons and warlike stores . There ...
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... Astorga the divisions of Laborde and Loison , which form the army of Portugal . These troops see the English flying , and burn with impatience to get up with them . -His Majesty left as a reserve at Astorga , the corps of the duke of ...
... Astorga the divisions of Laborde and Loison , which form the army of Portugal . These troops see the English flying , and burn with impatience to get up with them . -His Majesty left as a reserve at Astorga , the corps of the duke of ...
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AmericaOrders in Council relative to the Commerce with the United States | 1 |
CONVENTION in PortugalReport of the Board of Inquiry to the King | 13 |
City and County of the City of Gloucester March | 29 |
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