...only writer who ha* united the merits ma professor and a veteran. The discipline and evolutions of t modern battalion gave me a clearer notion of the phalanx and the legion ; and the ciptain ol the Hampshire grenadiers (the reader may smile) has not been u se le« to tice lus lorian...

...Quintus Icilius (M. Guichard,) the only writer who has united the merits of a professor and a veteran. The discipline and evolutions of a modern battalion...been useless to the historian of the Roman empire." * Mr Mitford doubtless derived similar advantage from his professional experience, in developing the...

...rudiments of the language, and science of tactics, which opened a new field of study and observation. The discipline and evolutions of a modern battalion...been useless to the historian of the Roman empire." — Misc. Works, vol. ip 136. ed. 1814. you tell me of Prince Ferdinand and Count Dohna makes me all...

...rudiments of the language, and science of tactics, which opened u new field of study and observation. The discipline and evolutions of a modern battalion...been useless to the historian of the Roman empire." — Misc. Worhs, vol. ip 136. cd. 1814. you tell me of Prince Ferdinand and Count Dohna makes me all...

...rudiments of the language, and science of tactics, which opened a new field of study and observation. The discipline and evolutions of a modern battalion...been useless to the historian of the Roman empire." — Misc. Works, vol. ip 136. ed. 1814. you tell me of Prince Ferdinand and Count Dohna makes me all...

...describes the advantages he had derived from his service in the militia, saying, grandiloquently — "The discipline and evolutions of a modern battalion,...been useless to the historian of the Roman Empire." Mr. Macaulay's work is the history, not so much of England, as of English parties,* which, though they...

...studies were interrupted, ' the discipline and evolutions of a modern battle,' he remarks, ' gave him dship, is essentially linked with such emotions ; and whilst they last, self appears as wha was not useless to the historian of the Roman empire.' On the peace of 1762, Gibbon was released from...

...studies were interrupted, ' the discipline and evolutions of a modern battle,' he remarks, ' gave him shade«, Robbed of their tuneful souls, now shivering sit On the dead tree, a dull despond was not useless to the historian of the Roman empire.' On the peace of 1762, Gibbon was released from...

...describes the advantages he had derived from his service in the militia, saying, grandiloquently, — 1 The discipline and evolutions of a modern battalion...been useless to the historian of the Roman Empire.' Mr. Macaulay's work is the history, not so much of England, as of English parties,f which, though they...

...describes the advantages he had derived from his service in the militia, saying, grandiloquently — "The discipline and evolutions of a modern battalion,...been useless to the historian of the Roman Empire." Mr. Macaulay 's work is the history, not so much of England, as of English parties,* which, though...