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... notice of each important event is added in a few words . The French bulletins have been made to supply the dates of the oc- cupancy of particular positions , while the computations of killed , wounded , and prisoners , have been drawn ...
... notice of each important event is added in a few words . The French bulletins have been made to supply the dates of the oc- cupancy of particular positions , while the computations of killed , wounded , and prisoners , have been drawn ...
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... notice the most prominent features of his work , and to present such specimens as will enable the reader to form à tolerable idea of the whole . Though Mr. F. does not avowedly make his commencement from his residence at Fishguard , but ...
... notice the most prominent features of his work , and to present such specimens as will enable the reader to form à tolerable idea of the whole . Though Mr. F. does not avowedly make his commencement from his residence at Fishguard , but ...
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... notice so early , and have made himself conspicuous by such uncom- mon talents . ' Is Mr. F. to be told that it is the property of uncommon talents to burst from obscurity into notice and advancement ? Zeal for the honour of his native ...
... notice so early , and have made himself conspicuous by such uncom- mon talents . ' Is Mr. F. to be told that it is the property of uncommon talents to burst from obscurity into notice and advancement ? Zeal for the honour of his native ...
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