The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... received in 1804 , on the formation of the battalion . Besides many glorious occasions on which they have been unfurled in the field , they had accompanied us , you remember , Ravelin , where colours are rarely borne . At the assault of ...
... received in 1804 , on the formation of the battalion . Besides many glorious occasions on which they have been unfurled in the field , they had accompanied us , you remember , Ravelin , where colours are rarely borne . At the assault of ...
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... received four , others six lashes . These minor punishments , Mr. Cooper says , are very frequent . He believes that seldom a day passes without some occurring ; and he has heard of as many as sixty Negroes being flogged in one morning ...
... received four , others six lashes . These minor punishments , Mr. Cooper says , are very frequent . He believes that seldom a day passes without some occurring ; and he has heard of as many as sixty Negroes being flogged in one morning ...
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... received , and inspiring with a kindred ardor many of his ablest pupils . Let us hear the language in which he speaks of his own system . It appears to me that the physiological doctrine , which is now so rapidly propagated among ...
... received , and inspiring with a kindred ardor many of his ablest pupils . Let us hear the language in which he speaks of his own system . It appears to me that the physiological doctrine , which is now so rapidly propagated among ...
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