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... French farmer will soon be in the situation that our farmers are now in , both as to management and as to property ; while ours will revert fast to the present situation of the French , in spite of all our know- ledge and capital . The ...
... French farmer will soon be in the situation that our farmers are now in , both as to management and as to property ; while ours will revert fast to the present situation of the French , in spite of all our know- ledge and capital . The ...
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... French army which lay isolated at Marengo . Why did he place his numerous cavalry wholly on his left , when by divid ing it he might more easily have turned the two wings of the French army ? When the French were in full retreat , and ...
... French army which lay isolated at Marengo . Why did he place his numerous cavalry wholly on his left , when by divid ing it he might more easily have turned the two wings of the French army ? When the French were in full retreat , and ...
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... French sceptre was wrested from a well intentioned mo- narch in a moment of frantic delusion ; and it was held up by him who now grasps it , to a people who had renounced royalty , and instituted a democratical government : a people who ...
... French sceptre was wrested from a well intentioned mo- narch in a moment of frantic delusion ; and it was held up by him who now grasps it , to a people who had renounced royalty , and instituted a democratical government : a people who ...
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