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... French artil- lery , while the enemy were in a great measure protected from the cannonade by the sinuosities of the ground . Of the oppos- ing forces on this day , the numbers appear to have been nearly equal ; the Prussians ...
... French artil- lery , while the enemy were in a great measure protected from the cannonade by the sinuosities of the ground . Of the oppos- ing forces on this day , the numbers appear to have been nearly equal ; the Prussians ...
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... French ; and it is on the repulse of this tremendous and final effort that the fame of our army most proudly rests . It was now that the French were taught the difference between the cou- rage of men excited to a few hours of ardent ...
... French ; and it is on the repulse of this tremendous and final effort that the fame of our army most proudly rests . It was now that the French were taught the difference between the cou- rage of men excited to a few hours of ardent ...
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... French play in which the exposition is accomplished without any narration : generally speaking , the French dramatist is as aukward as Euripides in his opening : but , in the Père de Famille , the necessary preli- minary information is ...
... French play in which the exposition is accomplished without any narration : generally speaking , the French dramatist is as aukward as Euripides in his opening : but , in the Père de Famille , the necessary preli- minary information is ...
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