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... readers a rapid sketch of the movements and proceedings of this trans - Atlantic expedition , we have suppressed various particulars which are repeatedly stated in the journals ; such as the occurrence of violent thunder - storms , the ...
... readers a rapid sketch of the movements and proceedings of this trans - Atlantic expedition , we have suppressed various particulars which are repeatedly stated in the journals ; such as the occurrence of violent thunder - storms , the ...
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... reader may recur , ' have too lengthened a way before them to allow of their delaying on the same topics more than more ... readers ; to say all they say that is worth knowing , and much that they do not say , by inquir- ing more closely ...
... reader may recur , ' have too lengthened a way before them to allow of their delaying on the same topics more than more ... readers ; to say all they say that is worth knowing , and much that they do not say , by inquir- ing more closely ...
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... readers with much atten- tion . They contain several anecdotes of Bonaparte , which we have no doubt are genuine ; and those that describe his con- duct , with that of the soldiery towards him , on the eve of the action , are very ...
... readers with much atten- tion . They contain several anecdotes of Bonaparte , which we have no doubt are genuine ; and those that describe his con- duct , with that of the soldiery towards him , on the eve of the action , are very ...
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