The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen1;Volumen64Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1865 |
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... become notorious , namely , that the land defences on the north of Sebastopol were so weak that the Russians had given up all hope of defending them , when the French com- mander refused to cooperate with Lord Raglan in the attempt to ...
... become notorious , namely , that the land defences on the north of Sebastopol were so weak that the Russians had given up all hope of defending them , when the French com- mander refused to cooperate with Lord Raglan in the attempt to ...
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... become imminent . Let us now see what , at such a moment , the commander of our forces by sea and land could undertake to resist the enemy , at a time when the ap- proach of autumn was day by day confirming the conviction at Sebastopol ...
... become imminent . Let us now see what , at such a moment , the commander of our forces by sea and land could undertake to resist the enemy , at a time when the ap- proach of autumn was day by day confirming the conviction at Sebastopol ...
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... become aware of the movement of the brigade D'Autemarre till the head of the French column emerged from the ravine and took up a position on the crest of the heights . The Zouaves had hardly succeeded in clearing the heights of the left ...
... become aware of the movement of the brigade D'Autemarre till the head of the French column emerged from the ravine and took up a position on the crest of the heights . The Zouaves had hardly succeeded in clearing the heights of the left ...
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... become of it or where it was to be found . " Thus the defenders of Sebastopol had no assistance to reckon upon ; we have seen that it was impossible to repulse the enemy with the unaided forces of the garrison . There remained to them ...
... become of it or where it was to be found . " Thus the defenders of Sebastopol had no assistance to reckon upon ; we have seen that it was impossible to repulse the enemy with the unaided forces of the garrison . There remained to them ...
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... become his- torical . It is not the only matter of popular belief that has become historical without being founded on fact ; and it is no more than justice to Lord Clyde to add , that he himself never suppressed the circumstance that ...
... become his- torical . It is not the only matter of popular belief that has become historical without being founded on fact ; and it is no more than justice to Lord Clyde to add , that he himself never suppressed the circumstance that ...
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