Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen222William Blackwood, 1927 |
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... English winter - time . A sort of feel of London , as if Tilbury had been dropped in the Far East and become orientalised . But the languor and ev lasting patience of the East are missing . On the river is all the bustle of the West ...
... English winter - time . A sort of feel of London , as if Tilbury had been dropped in the Far East and become orientalised . But the languor and ev lasting patience of the East are missing . On the river is all the bustle of the West ...
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... English the Highlanders were savages , alien in race and language . Prince Charles might just as well have invaded England at the head of a band of Cherokee Indians . The terror of the English peasants , " the most stupid and credulous ...
... English the Highlanders were savages , alien in race and language . Prince Charles might just as well have invaded England at the head of a band of Cherokee Indians . The terror of the English peasants , " the most stupid and credulous ...
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... English commanders , they were never in any danger of being cut off . His ammunition waggons broke down on Shap , and for the whole night he was exposed to a dreadful storm of wind and rain . From the bad- ness of the roads this was a ...
... English commanders , they were never in any danger of being cut off . His ammunition waggons broke down on Shap , and for the whole night he was exposed to a dreadful storm of wind and rain . From the bad- ness of the roads this was a ...
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... half shut , and , mounting a horse , I instantly repaired to our army , on the eminence on which we had remained for three days , and from which we saw the English army at the distance of about 1927. ] 61 The Chevalier de Johnstone .
... half shut , and , mounting a horse , I instantly repaired to our army , on the eminence on which we had remained for three days , and from which we saw the English army at the distance of about 1927. ] 61 The Chevalier de Johnstone .
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we saw the English army at the distance of about two miles from us . " He was with the left wing in the battle , not twenty paces from the enemy , when the right gave way , and the flight spread to the left " with the rapidity of light ...
we saw the English army at the distance of about two miles from us . " He was with the left wing in the battle , not twenty paces from the enemy , when the right gave way , and the flight spread to the left " with the rapidity of light ...
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