Memoirs of the Rebellion in 1745 and 1746Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1821 - 456 páginas |
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... took place . Impatient at the delays of the court of France . in seconding his views , the young Pretender ' proposed to repair to Scotland , even without assistance , contrary to the wishes of his Jacobite friends in that country , who ...
... took place . Impatient at the delays of the court of France . in seconding his views , the young Pretender ' proposed to repair to Scotland , even without assistance , contrary to the wishes of his Jacobite friends in that country , who ...
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... took Carlisle , before which they remained a suf- ficient time to allow Marshal Wade , who lay at Newcastle with a superior force , to come up with them , and proceeded without interruption to Derby , having gained a march on the Duke ...
... took Carlisle , before which they remained a suf- ficient time to allow Marshal Wade , who lay at Newcastle with a superior force , to come up with them , and proceeded without interruption to Derby , having gained a march on the Duke ...
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... took place at that time . That a very great proportion of the aristocracy of the country was jacobitically disposed , is proved by the evidence of their own hand- writings . The prevalence of similar feelings in the other classes of ...
... took place at that time . That a very great proportion of the aristocracy of the country was jacobitically disposed , is proved by the evidence of their own hand- writings . The prevalence of similar feelings in the other classes of ...
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... to ex- pose himself ; that , in carrying it on , he always took care not to expose his person to the fire of the enemy ; and that he abandoned it at a c 4 INTRODUCTION . lv one exception perhaps, men of the most limited ...
... to ex- pose himself ; that , in carrying it on , he always took care not to expose his person to the fire of the enemy ; and that he abandoned it at a c 4 INTRODUCTION . lv one exception perhaps, men of the most limited ...
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... took of restraint on enjoyment , or temperance of any kind , from their code of morality . youth , he tells us , had been stormy , and Lady Jane Douglas urged his father to allow him to gratify his wish to pay a visit to his uncles in ...
... took of restraint on enjoyment , or temperance of any kind , from their code of morality . youth , he tells us , had been stormy , and Lady Jane Douglas urged his father to allow him to gratify his wish to pay a visit to his uncles in ...
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Términos y frases comunes
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