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... took place , and still more when we reflect that the greatest part of the evil might have been prevented by an accurate knowlege of the nature of the disease . Cadiz was now become a desolate and melancholy place , and by the middle of ...
... took place , and still more when we reflect that the greatest part of the evil might have been prevented by an accurate knowlege of the nature of the disease . Cadiz was now become a desolate and melancholy place , and by the middle of ...
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... took his seat . The Duke owed , like Marlborough , a part of his tactical know- lege to that country which has felt so severely its effects , having been educated at the military Academy of Angers . He entered the army as an ensign in ...
... took his seat . The Duke owed , like Marlborough , a part of his tactical know- lege to that country which has felt so severely its effects , having been educated at the military Academy of Angers . He entered the army as an ensign in ...
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... took the title of Chevalier , and be came acquainted with several English persons of rank , parti- cularly Lord Stanhope ; with whom , as we shall see presently , he eventually transacted important negotiations . Having offended Tallard ...
... took the title of Chevalier , and be came acquainted with several English persons of rank , parti- cularly Lord Stanhope ; with whom , as we shall see presently , he eventually transacted important negotiations . Having offended Tallard ...
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