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... army and navy during 1812 . The Army may be stated as follows : 193,904 Regulars , according to the Military Estimates Officers and Men . for 1812 presented to the House of Commons , ( exclusive of British Troops in the East India ...
... army and navy during 1812 . The Army may be stated as follows : 193,904 Regulars , according to the Military Estimates Officers and Men . for 1812 presented to the House of Commons , ( exclusive of British Troops in the East India ...
Pagina 442
... army waiting the attack in its entrenchments ; whereas Mr. Simpson , the traveller noticed in the ensuing article , positively says : Nothing is more false than the French apology , that the British position was naturally strong , and ...
... army waiting the attack in its entrenchments ; whereas Mr. Simpson , the traveller noticed in the ensuing article , positively says : Nothing is more false than the French apology , that the British position was naturally strong , and ...
Pagina 527
... army . I had made a point of taking its part against all who accused it of want of cordial co - operation ; and I knew that it was left without information or orders , in the midst of the confusion produced by the catastrophe of the ...
... army . I had made a point of taking its part against all who accused it of want of cordial co - operation ; and I knew that it was left without information or orders , in the midst of the confusion produced by the catastrophe of the ...
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