The Scots Magazine, 第 20 巻Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1758 |
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... whole 163,680 men . There were , befides , 18 fquadrons of horfe and dragoons expected from Poland , which , with the Saxon deferters , were to form a body of referve . The King of Pruffia formed his troops into three armies likewife ...
... whole 163,680 men . There were , befides , 18 fquadrons of horfe and dragoons expected from Poland , which , with the Saxon deferters , were to form a body of referve . The King of Pruffia formed his troops into three armies likewife ...
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... whole to between 7 and 8000 men , and arrived at eight in the morning . Seyde- litz retreated , not lofing quite 20 men . The Princes of Saxe - Hildburghaufen and Soubife , with all the French gene- rals , came up to court at eleven ...
... whole to between 7 and 8000 men , and arrived at eight in the morning . Seyde- litz retreated , not lofing quite 20 men . The Princes of Saxe - Hildburghaufen and Soubife , with all the French gene- rals , came up to court at eleven ...
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... whole courfe of the Sala , of Leipfic , and of the Pruffian maga- zines at Torgau . On the 24th the Prince of Saxe - Hildburghaufen fent M. Keith several fummonfes to furrender Leipfic . This he abfolutely refused to do , and prepared ...
... whole courfe of the Sala , of Leipfic , and of the Pruffian maga- zines at Torgau . On the 24th the Prince of Saxe - Hildburghaufen fent M. Keith several fummonfes to furrender Leipfic . This he abfolutely refused to do , and prepared ...
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... WHOLE DEPENDS UPON IT . " It appeared , inconteftably , from the particulars before mentioned , that no fuch communication could be fecu- red ; and therefore , fuppofing Sir John Ligonier's advice to be worthy a com- mander of fuch long ...
... WHOLE DEPENDS UPON IT . " It appeared , inconteftably , from the particulars before mentioned , that no fuch communication could be fecu- red ; and therefore , fuppofing Sir John Ligonier's advice to be worthy a com- mander of fuch long ...
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... whole French coaft was prepared ; and the French prifoners at Aix pofitive ly afferted , that there were many troops , and M. Senecterre , a marshal of France , then at Rochefort . For . ] The troops might have landed within three miles ...
... whole French coaft was prepared ; and the French prifoners at Aix pofitive ly afferted , that there were many troops , and M. Senecterre , a marshal of France , then at Rochefort . For . ] The troops might have landed within three miles ...
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