The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen5F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... Louisbourg's history 21 Linger's history of listlessness 22 Imprisonment of debtors 23 Uncertainty of friendship 24 Man does not always think 25 New actors on the theatre 26 Betty Broom's history 27 Power of habits 71 75 80 84 88 92 ...
... Louisbourg's history 21 Linger's history of listlessness 22 Imprisonment of debtors 23 Uncertainty of friendship 24 Man does not always think 25 New actors on the theatre 26 Betty Broom's history 27 Power of habits 71 75 80 84 88 92 ...
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... Louisbourg , I could not forbear to consider how differently this revolution of American power is not only now mentioned by the contending nations , but will be represented by the writers of another century . The English historian will ...
... Louisbourg , I could not forbear to consider how differently this revolution of American power is not only now mentioned by the contending nations , but will be represented by the writers of another century . The English historian will ...
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... Louisbourg , a place so secured by nature that art was almost superfluous , and yet fortified by art as if nature had left it open . The French boasted that it was impregnable , and spoke with scorn of all attempts that could be made ...
... Louisbourg , a place so secured by nature that art was almost superfluous , and yet fortified by art as if nature had left it open . The French boasted that it was impregnable , and spoke with scorn of all attempts that could be made ...
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... Louisbourg , a place naturally strong and new fortified with some slight outworks . They hoped to surprise the garrison unprovided ; but that sluggishness which always defeats their malice , gave us time to send supplies , and to ...
... Louisbourg , a place naturally strong and new fortified with some slight outworks . They hoped to surprise the garrison unprovided ; but that sluggishness which always defeats their malice , gave us time to send supplies , and to ...
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Samuel Johnson. before Louisbourg in June , and were for some time in doubt whether they should land . But the com- manders ... Louisbourg lost , and our troops marched out with the admiration of their enemies , who durst hardly think ...
Samuel Johnson. before Louisbourg in June , and were for some time in doubt whether they should land . But the com- manders ... Louisbourg lost , and our troops marched out with the admiration of their enemies , who durst hardly think ...
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