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... success on the part of the enemy must equally be the loss of all that is valuable to us , whatever may be the govern- ment of France , or whoever may administer it . Without loading Bonaparte with any foul and unqualified personal abuse ...
... success on the part of the enemy must equally be the loss of all that is valuable to us , whatever may be the govern- ment of France , or whoever may administer it . Without loading Bonaparte with any foul and unqualified personal abuse ...
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... success . Knowing that the possession of Malbousquet , one of the principal outposts of Toulon , would enable him to ... successful termination of the siege , which so quickly followed . 64 from the con- The London Gazette Extraordinary ...
... success . Knowing that the possession of Malbousquet , one of the principal outposts of Toulon , would enable him to ... successful termination of the siege , which so quickly followed . 64 from the con- The London Gazette Extraordinary ...
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... success of this plan , how rash soever it might seem , turned , however , upon a single victory , a single general engage ment ; for the French , at that time scarcely amounting to 30,000 in Helvetia , would have been assailed in all ...
... success of this plan , how rash soever it might seem , turned , however , upon a single victory , a single general engage ment ; for the French , at that time scarcely amounting to 30,000 in Helvetia , would have been assailed in all ...
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