 | John Goulston Price Tucker - 1807 - 74 pagina’s
...the resistance to be expected from the Spaniards in this country ; and with confidence of thefacility which has been given to naval operations, by a prior...evinces .that all the information hitherto acquired has QOt prevented the most formidable difficulties.. . 40 APPENDIX. "The conduct of the Captains, Officers,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1809 - 1484 pagina’s
...February 8, says, " It has been much the custom to speak slightly of the resistance to be expected from the Spaniards in this country, and with confidence...the former opinion to be erroneous ; and experience proves that all the information hitherto acquired had not prevented the most formidable difficulties."... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1809 - 1138 pagina’s
...has been much the custom to speak slightly of the resistance to be expected from the Spaniards in thn country, and with confidence of the facility which...operations, by a prior knowledge of the river : but the battl« lately fought prove the former opinion to be erroneous ; and experience proves that all the... | |
 | 1809 - 1080 pagina’s
...February 8, says, " It has been much the custom to speak slightly of the resistance to be expected from the Spaniards in this country, and with confidence...which has been given to naval operations, by a prior knewledge of the river : but the battles lately fought prove the fortner opinion to be erroneous ;... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1809 - 1484 pagina’s
...February 8, says. " It has been much the custom to speak slightly of the resistance to be expected from the Spaniards in thi.s country, and with confidence...which has been given to naval operations, by a prior knewledge of the river: but the battles lately fought prove the former opinion to be erroneous ; aud... | |
 | 1807 - 552 pagina’s
...stated. He says, " U has been much th« cuitwn to spoak lightly ot the ге*)*Цв« to be expected 290 . from the Spaniards in this country? and. with confidence of the facility »ЫсЬЬы been gh'en to naval operations, by a prior knowledge of the river; but the battles lately... | |
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It has been much the custom to speak slightly of the resistance to be expected from the Spaniards in this country, and with confidence of the facility which has been given to naval operations, by a prior knowledge of the river : but the battles lately... 